R. Pract., Tenth Jud. Thus, when this matter was heard in 1996 and 1997, it was heard by a court having jurisdiction over juvenile matters. These cases are distinguishable. The former predates the statute allowing trial court reorganization. Durkin 442 N.W.2d at 152.
Mother claims the adjudication is unsupported by the findings.
Where the communication between parents is so bad that a child requires therapy, a finding that the child is without the care required by his condition due to his parents unwillingness to provide that care is supported by the record. Mother claims that the disposition is defective because, among other things, it is not contemplated by Minn. Stat. The county concedes the existence of several of the alleged defects, including the lack of findings. The county does not, however, explicitly admit that the disposition is not contemplated by Minn. Stat. Because the lack of findings precludes us from reviewing the disposition, we remand for the district court to either make the required findings or modify its disposition and make any necessary findings.