Yes, that is correct. In addition, the adoption law establishes a new requirement that States must initiate termination of parental rights proceedings in specific cases that are outlined in the law. However, the law only requires States to initiate such proceedings and does not mandate the outcome. Moreover, the law provides that States are not required to initiate termination of parental rights in certain cases, including when there is a compelling reason to conclude that such proceedings would not be in the child's best interest. Thus, the State retains the discretion to make case-by-case determinations regarding whether to seek termination of parental rights.
Michael Roth: “Yes, that is correct. In addition, the adoption law establishes a new requirement that States must initiate termination…”
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Discussing the requirements of the adoption law regarding parental rights termination.
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