Court Of Appeals Vacates Termination Order Over Missing Aggravated Circumstances Finding
The Court of Appeals vacated the order terminating Respondents’ parental rights because the trial court plainly erred by excusing reasonable efforts toward reunification without a proper aggravated circumstances finding.
Michigan Supreme Court Raises Questions For Supplemental Briefing In Termination Of Parental Rights Case
Previously, the Court of Appeals found plain error after the Trial Court held that Respondent-Mother was not entitled to reasonable efforts to reunify her with her children and when it failed to inform Respondent-Mother of her right to appeal the Trial Court’s removal of the children from her care.