Mitchell v. Dscyf

Summary

The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed the Family Court’s termination of Father’s parental rights. The Court found that the Family Court’s factual findings were supported by the record and that it had correctly applied the law, including its determination that Father failed to plan adequately and that termination was in the Child’s best interests. The Court also concluded that the appeal was wholly without merit and that counsel’s motion to withdraw under Rule 26.1(c) was moot.