Department of Human Services v. A. L.

In this consolidated appeal, father and mother challenge the juvenile court’s judgments asserting jurisdiction over their three children. Parents assign error to the court’s failure to dismiss the dependency petitions regarding the children and to the court’s determination that the Department of Human Services (DHS) proved each allegation in the petitions. Because the record did not permit the juvenile court to determine that the “children’s] condition or circumstances gave rise to” a current threat of harm to the children, we reverse and remand.

“[W]e view the evidence, as supplemented and…