In the Interest of T.B. v. Department of Children & Family Services
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
FULMER, Chief Judge.
N.D., the Mother, appeals from an adjudication of dependency as to her daughter, T.B. Because we conclude that the evidence was legally insufficient to support the adjudication, we reverse the trial court’s Order of Adjudication, Findings of Fact, Disposition, and Acceptance of Case Plan.
*1193 Facts and Procedural History
T.B. was sheltered in August 2005 when she was just over one year old. The Department of Children and Family Services filed a Verified Petition Alleging Dependency, listing a single count of neglect against the Mother based on three theories: T(A) engaging in…
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