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Let me explain something: A parent only has so long to correct his or her bad behavior. Then they are "TPR'ed," which stands for termination of parental rights. Then they have NO rights to visitation whatsoever. Got it?
Let me explain something to you (first of all, don't quit your restaurant job for law school, please).
Termination of Parental Rights is state specific, but in no state is the disability of a parent grounds in and of itself for that termination.
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but she is still in the same grouping of people who are unable to be parents to their children and have had their rights terminated.
As I understand it a certain poster in this thread with very vehement views on this case better start praying her labour goes according to plan and she is never in the same position as this mother.
Huh? A poll on CD...is indicative of ...what exactly?
Care to comment on the topic? I'm sure we'd be interested in hearing your take on the judge's decision.
For my part, I believe the judge made the correct decision, and that the mother and children will still benefit from contact with each other despite her handicap.
In my experience, children handle disabilities way better than adults. It was always the adults that were so awkward and didn't know how to respond to my disability. Children know how to just love you anyway. This is priceless both for the children and the mother. It teaches unconditional love.
Touch and affection is also a crucial part of a parent-child relationship. I think the mother deserves to be able to see her children in person.
wayland, the judge wanted the dad to have a few pictures of mom around his home
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I agree.
