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"NOT THE MAMA!"
Many Vidovich Law clients are completely unaware of the laws concerning parental rights in Ohio. Vidovich Law would like to provide some clarification:
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Gila River Tribe v. State of Ohio?
This past Tuesday, the appellate court in Franklin County, Ohio, ruled that a juvenile court that granted jurisdiction and custody of a five year old boy in Coshocton County to the Gila River Indian Community did not conduct a full evidentiary hearing considering the best interests of the child prior to making the aforementioned decision. Such a ruling indicates that the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 does not supersede a child’s best interest in custody or adoption cases and, therefore, a child’s best interests should be given full consideration in custody or adoption hearings conducted by Ohio courts.
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