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  • In re Interest of Marcos S.A. and Andres S.

    Filed on December 20, 2011
    19 Neb. App. 426, ____ N.W.2d ____
    SUMMARY: An impromptu ruling granting custody of the children to the mother based in part because father would be incarcerated until at least 2013 did not satisfy statutory requirements for notice and opportunity to be heard. 
    Marcos Jr., DOB 12/06, was removed from the home of [...]

  • In re Interest of Baby Girl F.

    Filed on July 5, 2011
    Not designated for permanent publication, A-10-1114
    SUMMARY: Reasonable efforts offered to a parent in a prior proceeding that are close in time to the later removal and reasonably related to the circumstances causing the removal are sufficient to satisfy the reasonable effort requirement for the later removal. 
    Amari A., born in September 2010, [...]

  • In re Interest of Cornelius K.

    Filed on July 23, 2010
    280 Neb. 291, 785 N.W.2d 849
    SUMMARY: An adjudication and permanency plan must be established before the juvenile court can accept a voluntary relinquishment from the parent.
    Cornelius, DOB 5/93, was adopted by Laura in 2003. Laura moved and left Cornelius with a relative in August 2008, and on August 19, 2009, [...]

  • In re Interest of April E. et al.

    Filed on May 27, 2008
    Memorandum opinion, not designated for permanent publication
    A-08-036 through A-08-038
    SUMMARY: An 18-day delay between the ex parte order and the detention hearing is “on the outer edge of reasonableness” but is not unreasonable. The evidentiary basis of an ex parte temporary detention order is not appealable because the ex parte order [...]

  • In re Interest of DeWayne G. & Devon G.

    Filed on January 25, 2002
    263 Neb. 43, 638 N.W.2d 510
    SUMMARY: A separate hearing is not required when a parent challenges the provision of reasonable efforts under Neb. Rev. Stat. section 43-283.01. Although incarceration cannot alone be a basis for termination, the court may consider the facts that led to the incarceration and the parent’s [...]

  • In re Interest of Constance G.

    Filed on March 24, 1995
    247 Neb. 629, 529 N.W.2d 534
    SUMMARY: Adjudication of the child pursuant to Neb. Rev. Stat. section 43-247(3)(a) is contingent only upon the situation in which the child finds him or herself; the fault of the parent is not the issue. Prior to ordering a rehabilitation plan, the court must hold [...]

  • In re Interest of L.V.

    Filed on April 3, 1992
    240 Neb. 404, 482 N.W.2d 250
    SUMMARY: The physical presence of a parent at the hearing to terminate parental rights is unnecessary so long as the parent has been provided procedural due process. Parental incarceration may be considered in reference to abandonment as a basis for termination of parental rights under [...]

  • In re Interest of R.G.

    Filed on June 14, 1991
    238 Neb. 405, 470 N.W.2d 780
    SUMMARY: Fourteen days between removal and the protective custody hearing is on the brink of unreasonableness but does not violate due process. The protective custody hearing order is a final, appealable order but the ex parte order is not. 
    On August 10, 1990, R.G., an infant, [...]