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This case involves appeals by the mother, Britney UU., from two Family Court orders concerning the custody of her three children. Initially, the children were placed in the custody of their paternal grandmother, Renee TT., due to multiple indicated reports of abuse and maltreatment by the mother. The Family Court found that extraordinary circumstances existed and awarded custody of the daughters to the paternal grandmother in February 2013, later expanding the mother's visitation rights in November 2013. The appellate court affirmed both orders, concluding that the finding of extraordinary circumstances was sound due to the mother's neglect, instability, and mental health issues. The court also determined that the custody arrangement with the paternal grandmother was in the children's best interests.
Renee TT. v. Britney UU. is a workers' compensation case decided in Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
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This case involves appeals by the mother, Britney UU., from two Family Court orders concerning the custody of her three children. Initially, the children were placed in the custody of their paternal grandmother, Renee TT., due to multiple indicated reports of abuse and maltreatment by the mother. The Family Court found that extraordinary circumstances existed and awarded custody of the daughters to the paternal grandmother in February 2013, later expanding the mother's visitation rights in November 2013. The appellate court affirmed both orders, concluding that the finding of extraordinary circumstances was sound due to the mother's neglect, instability, and mental health issues. The court also determined that the custody arrangement with the paternal grandmother was in the children's best interests.
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