(a) The Department of Child Protection Services has documented compelling and extraordinary reasons why terminating the parent’s parental rights would not be in the child’s best interests;
(b) There is a likelihood that continuing reasonable efforts for achieving reunification will be successful;
(c) Terminating the parent’s parental rights would inappropriately relieve the parent of the parent’s financial or support obligations to the child; or
(d) The child is being cared for by the other parent, or a relative, guardian, or custodian, in a residence not occupied by the abusive or neglectful parent and terminating the parent’s parental rights would not expedite the process for obtaining a satisfactory permanency outcome.