N.S. v. C
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
STEPHENS, Chief Justice.
REVERSING
The general question we address in this appeal is the standard of proof necessary to involuntarily terminate the rights of a natural parent to his child.
Respondents B & B.S. are the natural twin daughters of movant, N.S., an unmarried woman. Their father is unknown. In 1974, the twins, then 2½ years old, were removed from the custody of their mother and were placed with respondents C and M.S., who became their foster parents. In 1977, respondents, C and M.S., and the Department for Human Resources, initiated an adoption proceeding pursuant to the then existing…
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