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Opinion
359 N.C. 321 · Supreme Court of North Carolina · Mar 3, 2005
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In re M.A.L. appealed by Roger L. and Samantha L.
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holding where a finding of fact is essentially a conclusion of law, it will be treated as a conclusion of law which is reviewable de novo on appeal
"[I]f a finding of fact is essentially a conclusion of law it will be treated as a conclusion of law which is reviewable on appeal." (citations, internal quotation marks, ellipses, and brackets omitted)
reversal of a permanency planning order where trial court failed to consider placement with paternal grandmother, despite her testimony at the hearing that she wanted and was able to care for the child
