In re N.V. CA4/2
The juvenile court terminated the parental rights of defendant and respondent R.V. (Mother) to her son, N.V. N.V.’s sisters, objectors and appellants S.V. and H.V. (collectively, the sisters), raise three issues on appeal. First, the sisters contend the juvenile court erred by terminating Mother’s parental rights because the court should have applied the sibling relationship exception. Second, the sisters contend the juvenile court erred by not requiring plaintiff and respondent San Bernardino County Children and Family Services (the Department) to make greater efforts to keep S.V., H.V., and N.V. (collectively, the children) together during the dependency proceedings. Third, the sisters assert their juvenile court attorneys were ineffective because they failed to argue that the Department needed to exercise greater diligence in placing the children together or increasing their visits. Mother, as a respondent, joins in the sisters’ contentions. We affirm the judgment.
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