When you see a check mark, it means:
The father won the most recent termination of parental rights case and kept his parental rights.
When you see an X mark, it means:
The father lost the most recent termination of parental rights case and lost his parental rights.
Termination of parental rights lost by father in Idaho for child neglect.
Father loses his parental rights in recent New Jersey case.
North Carolina case terminates father's parental rights in 2022.
North Dakota case terminates father's parental rights in 2022.
Ohio terminated father's parental rights due to his substance abuse and mental health problems.
Oregon termination of parental rights case lost by father in Oregon case.
Pennsylvania termination of parental rights case lost by father in Oregon case.
Termination of parental rights case in Rhode Island results in Dad not losing rights. Congratulations to the father's Attorney Kara J. Maguire, Office of the Public Defender.
South Carolina terminated father's parental rights.
South Dakota terminated the parental rights of the father (and mother).
Tennesse terminated the parental rights of mother and of father.
Alabama terminated the parental rights. ofmother and of father.
Georgia terminated the parental rights of mother and of father.
Texas terminated the parental rights of mother and of father.
Utah terminated the parental rights of father.
Vermont terminated the parental rights of father.
Most recent case terminated father's rights.
Termination of parental rights case lost by dad.
We wanted to know whether fathers tend to win termination of parental rights cases by simply looking at the most recent published case and finding out the simple answer:
Who won the termination of parental rights case? Dad? or the State? If the state won, all parental rights were taken from dad and given to the State or someone else.
And a pattern emerged. Father tends to lose termination of parental rights cases on appeal.