A.M. V. State

912 P.2d 1235, 1241 (Alaska 1996), we reversed a superior court order terminating A.M.s parental rights to his children, M.M. and S.M., on the ground of abandonment. We remanded for consideration of a different potential ground for termination: A.M.s apparent inability to provide care for his children. Id. On remand, the superior court concluded that inability to provide care was not a viable ground for termination; the court nevertheless decided to terminate A.M.s parental rights on three other grounds that it had not previously ruled on and that were not addressed by this court in A.M. A.M. appeals the renewed termination order. We affirm.