In re Levi A.
Yvonne A. appeals an order of the juvenile court dismissing the section 300,[1]subdivision (b) petitions seeking to protect her minor children, Levi A. and Shyanne A. (the minors) from their maternal grandfather, David L. Yvonne contends the juvenile court erred by dismissing the petitions and returning the minors to David's custody because there was evidence showing they would be at risk of suffering harm in his care. She further asserts the court erred by weighing evidence presented at the contested jurisdiction hearing after Yvonne had entered a no contest plea. The San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency (Agency) asserts the arguments raised by Yvonne on appeal are moot because following the juvenile court's order, the family court removed the minors from David's custody and returned them to Yvonne's custody. The minors, therefore, are no longer in need of the juvenile court's protection. Court agree with the Agency. Accordingly, Court dismiss the appeal.
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