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R.M. v. R.B., KY COA, Adoption, Termination Of Parental Rights

By Diana L. Skaggs

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R.M. v. R.B. , __ S.W.3d __ (Ky. App. 2009); 2008-CA-001099-ME Trial court denied adoption of A.E.B. by her maternal aunt and uncle, R.M. and R. M., and further denied the involuntary termination of parental rights of the child?s father, R.B. R.M. and R.M. appealed. COA held that adoption is statutory right and that Kentucky Courts require strict compliance with the statutory mandates set out in KRS Chapter 199. Several statutory procedures were not followed by the trial court. First, the petition for adoption contained no allegations against R.B. sufficient to establish grounds for terminating his parental rights. Second, the...

Full post as published by Divorce Law Journal on March 04, 2009 (boomark / email).

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