W.T. v. State Dept. of Human Resources
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
A.R. and W.T. are the mother and father of E.D.R., a two-year-old child. The parents are not married, but the father has legitimated the child. When E.D.R. was 10 months old, the State Department of Human Resources (DHR) filed a dependency petition, alleging that the mother had neglected to provide necessary medical care for the child. After an emergency hearing, the juvenile court determined that the child was dependent, placed him with the maternal grandmother, and set the matter for a dispositional hearing.
At the dispositional hearing, the mother did not seek custody of the child. Both the…
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