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  • In re Interest of Breana M.

    Filed on April 5, 2011
    18 Neb. App. 910, 795 N.W.2d 660
    SUMMARY: A Nebraska juvenile court has subject matter jurisdiction under the juvenile code over “any juvenile” lacking proper parental care by reason or fault of the parent regardless of where the child is residing at the time the petition is filed. 
    Breana, DOB 12/08, was removed [...]

  • In re Interest of Tegan V.

    Filed on January 18, 2011
    794 N.W.2d 190, 18 Neb. App. 857
    SUMMARY: The physical locus of a child at the time an amended petition is filed does not affect the subject matter jurisdiction of the presiding juvenile court.
    Tegan, a child under one, was taken to the emergency room by her mother for second-degree burns on her [...]

  • In re Interest of Louis S., et al

    Filed on September 1, 2009
    17 Neb. App. 867, 774 N.W.2d 416
    SUMMARY: In an ICWA case, active efforts should include direct guidance rather than passive referrals. The active efforts need only be culturally relevant if the conditions that led to out-of-home placement have some cultural basis. Evidence that termination is in the children’s best [...]

  • In re Interest of Leslie S. et al.

    Filed on August 4, 2009
    770 N.W.2d 678, 17 Neb. App. 828
    SUMMARY: The juvenile court did not err in denying transfer of the case to tribal court because the case was in its advanced stages (i.e., termination of parental rights), the father did not file the motion to transfer until 2 years into the case, and [...]

  • In re Interest of Bianca H. and Eternity H.

    Filed on November 25, 2008
    Not designated for permanent publication
    A-08-651, A-08-652
    SUMMARY: The motions to transfer to tribal court were properly denied for good cause because the child were not Indian Children under ICWA at the time of the hearing and because the tribal social service agencies did not have appropriate and necessary services available for the [...]

  • In re Interest of Brandon H.

    Filed on September 23, 2008
    Not designated for permanent publication
    A-08-341
    SUMMARY: The filing of an original petition in juvenile confers jurisdiction on the juvenile court; therefore, any jurisdictional defect in transferring the case from the district court is moot. Termination of the father’s parental rights was in the child’s best interest because the child’s special needs [...]

  • In re Interest of Lawrence H.

    Filed Tuesday, 11 December 2007
    16 Neb. App. 246, 743 N.W.2d 91
    A-07-592

    SUMMARY: When a motion to transfer to juvenile court is filed, subsequent hearings cannot be held absent a finding of good cause. 

    A 3(a) petition was filed alleging that the child was a member of an Indian tribe and that parental rights should be terminated [...]