Sharena H. v. Sharon H.

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• reviewing court is to give deference to trial court’s findings of fact, as trial court is in best position to observe conduct and demeanor of parties and witnesses, assess credibility and weigh evidence presented at adjudicatory and dispositional hearings
• reviewing court is to give deference to trial court's findings of fact, as trial court is in best position to observe conduct and demeanor of parties and witnesses, assess credibility and weigh evidence presented at adjudicatory hearing
• evidence of the mother’s involvement “in an abusive relationship” with her daughter’s father helped expose the daughter to an injurious environment
• “the trial court found that respondent’s drug problem and inability/refusal to complete treatment caused -20- 1-22-0816 an injurious environment for Sharena; the court’s finding was not against the manifest weight of the evidence”
• “the trial court found that respondent’s drug problem and inability/refusal to complete treatment caused an injurious environment for Sharena; the court’s finding was not against the manifest weight of the evidence.”

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