· 5/5/2004
RS v. Dept. of Children and Families
Citations
- 872 So. 2d 412
- 2004 Fla. App. LEXIS 6258
- 2004 WL 950259
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the ultimate outcome is not impacted by reversal on one ground when another ground supports termination
- holding that it is a denial of due process to terminate parental rights based on a statutory ground not pled in the petition, not raised during opening statements, and not tried by consent
- reversing order of termination entered on unpled grounds because adequate notice and meaningful hearing were required
- trial court erred in basing termination of parental rights on a ground not alleged in the Department’s petition for termination of parental rights and not requested “under this ground during its opening statement or by amendment of the petition”
- trial court erred in basing termination of parental rights on a ground not alleged in the Department's petition for termination of parental rights and not requested \under this ground during its opening statement or by amendment of the petition\
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Judges: Gunther
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