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the parent to provide for the child's basic needs. Each State is responsible for establishing its own statutory grounds, and these vary by State. The most common statutory grounds for determining parental unfitness include the following: Severe or chronic abuse or neglect Sexual abuse Abuse or neglect of other children in the household . 1
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