J.K.T. v. State

KENNETH W. SHRUM, Judge.

J.K.T. (“Mother”) appeals a judgment that terminated her parental rights to A.T., her son.1 The court found evidence *905existed to support three statutory termination grounds, namely, A.T. had been (1) in foster care for at least fifteen of the most recent twenty-two months before the termination petition was filed (§ 211.447.2(1)); (2) abused or neglected (§ 211.447.4(2)(a-d)); and (3) under the juvenile court jurisdiction for a year without Mother rectifying the conditions that led to the court’s assumption of jurisdiction (§ 211.447.4(3)).2 Additionally, the court…