In re Ayden B. CA5
Adrianne M. (mother) received reunification services for two years four months after her children were placed in custody in September 2014 pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code section 300 because mother and father were arrested for being under the influence of methamphetamine. After a contested hearing on January 31, 2017, over whether mother’s parental rights should be terminated (§ 366.26), the juvenile court ruled the parent-child exception did not apply and it terminated mother’s parental rights to Ayden B. (then four years old) and Kobe B. (then three years old) by written order on February 9, 2017. Mother contends on appeal she had a close bond with both children and the juvenile court erred in failing to apply the beneficial parent-child relationship exception to the statutory preference for adoption. We find no error and affirm the juvenile court’s orders.
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