§ 13-709(f)(1)(iii) of the Estates and Trusts Article.
Occurred: Ch. 768, Acts of 1977; Ch. 188, Acts of 1995.
Article - Family Law

4- 504.

(b) (1) The petition shall:

(i) be under oath; and

(ii) include any information known to the petitioner of:

1. the nature and extent of the abuse for which the relief is
being sought, including information known to the petitioner concerning previous
injury resulting from abuse by the respondent;

2. each previous action between the parties in any court;

3. each pending action between the parties in any court;

4. the whereabouts of the respondent, if known;

5. if financial relief is requested, information known to THE
petitioner regarding the financial resources of THE respondent; and

6. in a case of alleged child abuse or alleged abuse of a
vulnerable adult, the whereabouts of. the child or vulnerable adult and any other
information relating to the abuse of the child or vulnerable adult.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Omitted articles in § 4-504(b)(1)(ii)5 of the Family Law Article.

Occurred: Ch. 65, Acts of 1992.

5- 525.1.

(b) (1) Except as provided in paragraph (3) of this subsection, a local
department to which a child is committed under § 5-525 of this subtitle shall file a
petition for termination of parental rights or join a termination of parental rights
action that has been filed if:

(i) the child has been in an out-of-home placement for 15 of the
most recent 22 months;

(ii) a court finds that the child is an abandoned infant; or

(iii) a court finds that the natural parent has been convicted:

1. in this State of a crime of violence, as defined in Article 27,
§ 643B of the Code, against the child, the other natural parent of the child, another
child of the natural parent, or any person who resides in the household of the natural
parent;