D.L.C. v. C.A.H.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
CRAWLEY, Judge.
D.L.C. (“the father”) and C.A.H. (“the mother”) are.the parents of C.L.C., a four-year-old boy. The father appeals from a judgment granting the mother’s petition to *563terminate the father’s parental rights as to C.L.C. We reverse.
In 1991, D.L.C. and C.A.H. began living together in Magnolia, Texas. They never married. On November 9, 1994, C.A.H. gave birth to C.L.C. in Texas. Eight days later, she left Texas and came to Bibb County, Alabama. Less than three months later, the father, who had been on parole from a Texas prison at the time of the child’s birth, had his parole revoked…
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