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Governor Bill Lee Signed Legislation Thursday That Will Require The Department Of Children’s Services To Expedite The Termination Of Parental Rights For “Substantial Non-Compliance.”
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The Tennessee House Of Representatives Passed A Bill Monday That Would Require The Department Of Children’s Services To Move Forward With Termination Of Parental Rights For “Substantial Non-Compliance.”
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A Tennessee Bill Aiming To Terminate Parental Rights Following “Substantial Non-Compliance” Has Been Passed By Voice Vote In The House Civil Justice Committee, Led By Chair Andrew Farmer
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A Bill Aimed At Terminating Parental Rights After “Substantial Non-Compliance” Passed The Children & Family Affairs Subcommittee Led By Chair Mary Littleton Yesterday By A Voice Vote.
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A Bill That Aims To Terminate The Parental Rights Of Tennesseans After Only Six Months Of “Substantial Non-Compliance” Passed The Senate Floor Yesterday.
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A Bill That Proposes The Ability For The Tennessee Department Of Children’s Services (DCS) To Terminate Parental Rights Within 10 Business Days After A Court Has Found The Parents Of The Child/Children To Be “Substantially Non-Compliant,” Has Passed Through The Senate Judiciary Committee With Amendments Added.
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