OPINION
EASTAUGH, Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
Parents who are admittedly unable to care for their son argue that he is not in need of aid because there is a relative willing to care for him. The superior court, finding that the parents' designation of someone else to care for their child did not remedy their conduct that had placed the child at risk, terminated their parental rights. Because the parents...
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