· 4/15/1834
Thornton v. Moody
Citations
- 11 Me. 253
How courts have described this case
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- parents’ incarceration does not relieve them from their obligation to make a minimal financial contribution for child’s support
- “Incarceration did not discharge Father’s ... obligation to make a minimal financial contribution for [his child’s] support so as to demonstrate an intent to continue the parent-child relationship.” (citations omitted)
- termination under section 211.447.5(2) upheld when the father gave only a “few gifts of clothing and toys,” visitation was sporadic, he did not give letters, cards, or gifts, and made no efforts to keep apprised of his child’s well-being
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Judges: Mellen
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