Tamara Fulmer-Stewart v. CRP/Maple Alamo Heights Owner, L.P. D/B/A Allora Alamo Heights

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• noting that a parent’s pattern of use is not—by itself—sufficient to establish the court’s jurisdiction, rather, ODHS has a burden to “prove that a parent uses [substances] in a way that puts the child at risk of serious harm” (internal quotation marks and cita- tion omitted)
• noting that a parent’s pattern of use is not—by itself—sufficient to establish the court’s jurisdiction, rather, ODHS has a burden to “prove that a parent uses [substances] in a way that puts the child at risk of serious harm” (internal quotation marks and cita- tion omitted)

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