T.K. v. M.G.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Per curiam
T.K. (“the mother”) appeals from a judgment of the Marshall Juvenile Court (“the juvenile court”) declaring K.W. (“the child”) dependent and awarding custody of the child to M.G., the child’s father (“the father”).
The father, who was the noncustodial parent of the child, filed a dependency petition on November 17, 2009, alleging that the mother, the custodial parent, was unable to discharge her parental responsibilities to and for the child because of her use of illegal drugs, her inadequate fi*2nances, and her inability to properly care for the child.1 The father also sought an award of…
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