The Gurneys provide citations to the record noting that although several opportunities were presented, the mother failed to express her intention that she did not want to give up the baby or words of similar import. Even if these references would be relevant to the ground asserted per Texas Family Code �161.001(1)(B), which was not submitted to the jury, they do not constitute expressions of"intent not to returnunder �161.001(1)(A), which is the basis of the order of termination.
February 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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