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In re E.N. CA4/2
The juvenile court took jurisdiction over E.N. because of her parents’ general neglect and cruelty and E.N.’s serious emotional damage. Plaintiff and respondent, San Bernardino County Children and Family Services (CFS), placed E.N. with a foster family. In May 2017, after E.N. had been with her foster family for nearly two years, the court terminated the parents’ reunification services and set a selection and implementation hearing. In June 2017, the juvenile court authorized CFS or its delegate to obtain a passport for E.N. so that she could travel to Costa Rica with her foster family/prospective legal guardians for a two-week vacation in July 2017. Defendant and appellant, K.N. (mother), challenges the court’s order authorizing the passport and travel for various reasons. We agree with CFS that the case is moot and dismiss this appeal.

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