Maisy W. v. State

A mother appeals the superior courts judgment terminating her parental rights to her three oldest children. The superior court found that the children were in need of aid based on abandonment, mental injury, neglect, and parental substance abuse; that the mother had failed to remedy the conduct that placed the children at risk; that the state had made sufficient efforts to try to help the family; and that terminating the mothers parental rights was in the childrens best interests. The mother challenges the findings that she failed to remedy any problematic conduct and that the state made sufficient efforts to reunify her family. We affirm the termination of the mothers parental rights because the record contains sufficient evidence of her failure to remedy her conduct and of the states many efforts to help the family.