A.N.S. v. K.C.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
L. CHARLES WRIGHT, Retired Appellate Judge.
Following oral proceedings, the parental rights of A.N.S. (father) to his two minor daughters were terminated by the Juvenile Court of Mobile County. The petition for termination was filed by the maternal aunt and uncle of the two minor children. The' father appeals.
In order to terminate parental rights upon a nonparent’s petition, a court must make several findings: First, the court must determine that the child is dependent according to clear and convincing evidence. Second, the court must find that there exists no viable alternative to termination…
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