Stevens v. Legrow

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• holding that “the failure to follow the ICWA may be raised for the first time on appeal”
• holding that the trial court had reason to believe that children were Indian because DFPS discovered that their maternal grandmother was alleged to be a member of the Chippewa Indian Nation
• holding that the trial court had reason to believe that the children were Indian because DFPS discovered that their maternal grandmother was alleged to be a member of the Chippewa Indian Nation
• holding that the trial court had reason to believe that the children were Indian because DFPS discovered that their maternal grandmother was alleged to be a member of the Chippewa Indian Nation
• holding that the trial court had reason to believe that the children were Indian because DFPS discovered that their maternal grandmother was alleged to be a member of the Chippewa Indian Nation
• holding that the trial court had reason to believe that the children were Indian because DFPS discovered that their maternal grandmother was alleged to be a member of the Chippewa Indian Nation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).