In re M.T.
Montana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Cotter
¶1 After two and a half years of intervention by the Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS), and implementation of four treatment plans for A.F., the Twenty-First Judicial District Court entered an order terminating A.F.’s parental rights as to her four children, M.T., T.T., D.T., and B.W. The court concluded that M.T., T.T., D.T., and B.W., were youths in need of care, that appropriate treatment plans for A.F. had not been complied with or had not been successful, and that the conduct or condition rendering A.F. unfit was unlikely to change within a reasonable time. A.F.…
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