In re Richard R.
Mother of minor, appeals from an order terminating her parental rights, based in part on a prior order denying her visitation with minor. On appeal, mother contends that a "Notice of Intent to File Writ Petition and Request for Record"? that she filed should be construed as a timely filed notice of appeal. Mother also contends that she may contest the denial of visitation on appeal in the absence of an objection in the juvenile court because her attorney's failure to object constituted ineffective assistance and that her failure to challenge the juvenile court's visitation order by writ must be excused because the clerk failed to timely serve notice of her right to file a writ and the clerk mailed the notice to the incorrect address. Mother further contends that the order denying her visitation was not supported by substantial evidence and, thus, it and the resulting order terminating her parental rights must be reversed and that the termination of her parental rights after she was erroneously denied visitation violates due process. Court affirmed.
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