R.J.M. v. State, Department of Health & Social Services

OPINION

EASTAUGH, Justice.

I. INTRODUCTION

The superior court found R.J.M. and P.M. unwilling to care for their son J.M. and under the child in need of aid (CINA) statute, terminated their parental rights. Because P.M.’s failure to seek treatment for her mental illness constitutes unwillingness to provide care, we affirm the termination of her parental rights. Because the superior court did not clearly err in finding that R.J.M. was unwilling to care for J.M., we affirm the termination of R.J.M.’s parental rights. We also affirm the trial court’s refusal to consider changed circumstances, and…