IN RE: Interest of Zoey S.
Sep 09, 2014OUTCOME: Affirmed
parent executed a valid relinquishment; attempt at revocation of said relinquishment was invalid.
Christina Boydston's Legal Cases (4)
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In re Interest of Laurance S., 274 Neb. 620
Dec 07, 2007OUTCOME: Reversed and Remanded
In this case, the Nebraska Supreme Court is called upon and answers the question of an order of restitution as part of the disposition of a juvenile case, and how an amount should be determined. The C ... ourt concluded that the restitution orders entered in delinquency proceedings must be supported by the record and that the amount ordered must be consistent with the educational, treatment, and rehabilitative purposes of the Nebraska Juvenile Code and the juvenile’s ability to pay. On the record here, the Court determined that the juvenile court erred in these cases when it failed to consider whether appellants had the ability to pay restitution in the amount entered in the dispositional orders. Accordingly, it reversed the portion of each dispositional order that ordered each appellant to pay $29,059.96 and remanded the causes for further proceedings consistent with this opinion.
IN RE: Interest of XAVIER H.
Oct 19, 2007OUTCOME: Reversed and remanded with directions.
The extent to which the State must respect a parent's fundamental constitutional rights when terminating parental rights under § 43–292(7).
In re Interest of Aaron D., 269 Neb. 249, 691 N.W.2d 164 (2005)
Jan 28, 2005OUTCOME: Reversed
Briefed this case on behalf of the mother in a proceeding for termination of parental rights. The Supreme Court found that the evidence the State did present was largely based on hearsay and was simply ... not “clear and convincing.”
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