#Anne e. lazarus trial
The Superior Court stated, “There is extensive evidence in the record to support the trial court’s conclusion that father made insufficient progress toward alleviating the circumstances that necessitated child’s original placement.” We recognize the invaluable impact of strong leaders who are engaged, enthusiastic and involved in medical excellence. In July, Bernstein changed the goal from reunification to adoption.Īlthough the father was trying to change things in his life to complete the requirements imposed by CYS, the Superior Court emphasized that both Pennsylvania and federal laws have adopted policies to prevent children from “languishing indefinitely in foster care.” Bernstein had maintained the goal of returning the child to his parents through the initial hearings. Lazarus, Mary Jane Bowes and Dan Pellegrini stated that despite the father’s lack of cooperation with CYS, Cambria County Judge Tamara R. August 1990-August 1995: LAW CLERK, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF PHILADELPHIA COUNTY, to the Honorable Arnold L. Researched and wrote judicial opinions advised and counseled judge on judicial decisions. Cambria County Children and Youth Services attempted to work with the father in an effort to reunify the family, but as the Superior Court explained in an opinion issued Friday, the father failed to comply with CYS requirements that he undergo mental health and drug and alcohol evaluations, and attend visitations with the child.Ī Superior Court panel that included Judges Anne E. OF PHILADELPHIA COUNTY, to the Honorable Anne E.
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