Affirmed. See In re B.Y.G.M., No. 3D14-2409, 2015 WL 4268719 (Fla. 3d DCA 2015); In re K.B.L.V., No. 3D14-
In the Interest of D.A.O.L. v. Department of Children & Families170 So. 3d 927 (Fla. 3d DCA 2015) · 3D15-1148
- Court
- 3rd DCA
- Decided
- 2015-07-29
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- W.B.A. v. v. Department of Children & Families 3D16-1448 · 3rd DCA 2016 cites it 2 timesAffirmed Summary denial of four orphaned immigrant children's dependency petition affirmed under binding precedent; concurrence urges Supreme Court review and dissent would require an evidentiary hearing.
- In re S.A.R.D. 3D15-1472 · 3rd DCA 2016 cites it 2 timesAffirmed Denial of an immigrant teen's private dependency petition affirmed because the father's abandonment was remote and the mother had not abandoned or neglected him.
- In re B.R.C.M. 3D15-0962 · 3rd DCA 2015 cites it 4 timesAffirmed Denial of an immigrant teen's private dependency petition affirmed because dependency law serves children in need, not immigration goals; a dissent urged a hearing.
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- In re B.Y.G.m, a Minor 3D14-2409 · 3rd DCA 2015Denial of an immigrant teen's private dependency petition affirmed because the evidence showed no current abandonment or neglect; she lived safely with her mother.