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IN RE L. T. (2023)
…substantially complied with her court-ordered specific steps and made improvements, the completion of specific steps alone is not sufficient to defeat DCF’s claim that a parent has not achieved sufficient…
In Re Angela V. et al.
…provided no authority that would permit the Court here to use the equitable remedy of vacatur to essentially render an advisory opinion in an appeal that was otherwise moot. https://www.jud.ct.gov/external/supapp/Cases/AROap/AP204/204AP249.pdf…
In re Deboras S. (2023)
…to comply with the specific steps. She failed to sign releases in a timely manner to allow DCF to communicate with service providers, which hampered its ability to procure rehabilitative…
MLPP Publications and Resources
…Nov 2015 Community Outreach during a Pandemic, National Energy & Utility Affordability Coalition, Covid-19: Using New Challenges to Inspire Meaningful Solutions, Patricia King, PECO Energy, Manager, Community Engagement; and Bonnie…
In re Taijha H.-B.
…files were incomplete. The court reporter was unable to provide a complete set of transcripts for counsel to review prior to the deadline for filing an appeal. As a result,…
In re Briana G.
…otherwise mishandled. He did not provide any evidence that the phone was tampered with or altered in any way, and the trial court therefore did not abuse its discretion. https://www.jud.ct.gov/lawjournal/Docs/Appellate/2018/31/ap183_8005.pdf…
In re Joheli V.
…father to comply with several specific steps to retain custody. In November 2015, Joheli reported that she had been sexually assaulted by her father, and DCF placed her with her…
In re Madison M.
…the better, as there was no indication that he had any intention of addressing those problems or becoming a stable and dependable figure in the lives of his children. https://www.jud.ct.gov/lawjournal/Docs/Appellate/2018/43/ap185_8017.pdf…
In re Zakai F.
…trial court could have reasonably concluded as it did, given that it properly considered evidence presented rebutting the presumption that reunification with his mother was in his best interest. https://www.jud.ct.gov/lawjournal/Docs/Appellate/2018/45/ap185_8019.pdf…
In re Lilyana (2018)
…her rights as to her older daughter, Lilyana, claiming that the trial court had insufficient evidence to determine that she committed an assault through a deliberate, non-accidental act, pursuant to…
