C.C. v. B.L.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
MOORE, Judge.
C.C., the paternal grandfather of L.L. (“the child”), appeals from a judgment of the Talladega Juvenile Court (“the juvenile court”) denying his dependency petition. We affirm the juvenile court’s determination that the child is not dependent and remand the cause for the juvenile court to dismiss the paternal grandfather’s petition.
Background
S.L., the mother, gave birth to the child either in June 2000 or in June 2001.1 The mother is incarcerated, and although T.C., the child’s alleged or presumed father, has previously sought custody of the child, he is no longer involved with…
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