Sturgis v. Robbins

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• concluding mandamus relief is appropriate when a child is not returne4 at the conclusion of an adversary hearing and there is no evidence of “any substantial risk of continuing danger if the child were to return home”
• granting mandamus, directing trial court to vacate Temporary Order Following Adversary Hearing, and ordering return of child to parent-under section 262.201(a
• noting the Department failed to meet its evidentiary burden of establishing the statutory grounds
• conditionally granting petition because department failed to provide evidence that it had made reasonable efforts to enable child to return home
• conditionally granting petition because department failed to provide evidence that it had made reasonable efforts to enable child to return home
• “Unless evidence demonstrates the existence of each of the requirements of Section 262.201(b), the trial court is required to return the child to the custody of his parents pending litigation.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).