Fisher v. Ark. Dep't of Human Servs.

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Throughout the case, the court found that children needed to be separated, yet at no time during the termination hearing was any testimony introduced regarding the likelihood that J.F. and K.F. could be adopted together-or whether it was in their best interest not to be adopted together, as well as their prospects to be adopted together given J.F.'s issues-despite there being

testimony and documentary [evidence] that resuming sibling visits would be beneficial to both children. A complete lack of evidence can never be sufficient evidence of something.... Sibling groups matter, DHS's burden…