Alabama mother regains parental rights to older child; court upholds termination for younger child
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A recent ruling by an Alabama appeals court has partially overturned a juvenile court's ruling regarding parental rights. The mother has maintained her rights to her older child…
Losing parental rights can permanently change a family's future, particularly when young children have spent years living with other caregivers. In Alabama, a mother who lost her parental rights to her two children challenged a court decision that allowed them to remain with their respective caregivers. The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals has now reversed part of that decision, restoring the mother's parental rights to her older child while allowing the termination involving her younger daughter to stand.In a November 13, 2026 opinion available on Justia, the appeals court also upheld the termination of the father's parental rights to both children. The case, N.H. v.
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