holding that the trial court's findings amply supported a determination of abuse where one juvenile " exhibited symptoms of depression and had entertained suicidal thoughts" and a second juvenile suffered from "severe anxiety"
Summary of this case from In re J.H-S.1998
holding that the trial court's findings amply supported a determination of abuse where one juvenile " exhibited symptoms of depression and had entertained suicidal thoughts" and a second juvenile suffered from "severe anxiety"
Summary of this case from In re J.H-S.holding that the trial court's findings amply supported a determination of abuse where one juvenile "exhibited symptoms of depression and had entertained suicidal thoughts" and a second juvenile suffered from "severe anxiety"
Summary of this case from In Matter of J.H-S.upholding adjudication of neglect based on findings that the respondent "has driven an automobile while impaired due to alcohol and while her minor children were passengers, that she becomes intoxicated at home to the point of literally falling down and becoming unable to care for her younger children, and that her drinking has contributed to the emotional problems from which the older children suffer"
Summary of this case from In re M.D.S.TFull title:PETITIONS FOR DISCRETIONARY REVIEW
Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina
Date published: Jan 1, 1998
N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-16.3(d) (emphasis added). See Powers v. Powers, 130 N.C. App. 37, 44-45, 502 S.E.2d 398,…
In re StumboFor example, in Powers, the Court of Appeals ultimately adjudicated four children neglected based on clear…