In re N.F. CA4/2
Defendant and appellant, J.S. (father), challenges the juvenile court’s termination of his parental rights over his daughter, N.F. Father contends the court erred because the only obstacle to placing N.F. in his care was his poverty-based lack of housing. Father maintains that the court’s severance of the parent-child relationship based on poverty violated his right to due process. In addition, he argues the court misapplied the parental benefit exception to adoption by reading a requirement of day-to-day contact into the exception. Defendant and appellant, S.Y. (mother), for her part, maintains that if we reverse the termination of father’s parental rights, we must also reverse the termination of her rights.
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