W.C.R. v. D.A.L.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
THOMPSON, Presiding Judge.
D.A.L. and D.L. adopted W.T.R. (“the child”) in March 2001. The adoptive parents, who are also the child’s maternal grandparents, allowed W.C.R., the child’s biological father, to maintain a relationship and visit with the child until early 2006, when the biological father filed a complaint in the Marion Juvenile Court (“the juvenile court”) alleging that the child was dependent. The adoptive parents moved the juvenile court for a summary judgment, arguing that the biological father lacked standing to prosecute the dependency action. The juvenile court entered a…
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