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Judge sets dual goal of reunification and adoption for infant with complex medical needs; father jailed
Summary
At a Lenawee County permanency review, the court cited the father’s incarceration and pending charges, affirmed the child’s current placement meets her needs, changed the permanency goal to both reunification and adoption, and scheduled a follow-up review for April 6.
LENAWEe COUNTY — The Lenawee County Probate & Juvenile Court on the record changed the child’s permanency goal to a dual goal of reunification and adoption after hearing testimony about the infant’s complex medical needs and the father’s inability to provide care while incarcerated.
The judge, presiding over a permanency planning review, said the child’s current placement was “certainly the safest and least restrictive” and ordered the change, saying the court would re-evaluate both goals at a review set for April 6 at 10:00 a.m. The hearing record also notes a related case for Ellie Guerin set for 9:00 a.m. and that the removal period will be tracked for nine months.
Macy Moore, a foster-care worker who provided the court report, testified that "currently, Mr. Condiff is…
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