In re A.M. CA3
Minor A. M. was detained, and later removed, from parental custody in December 2016 and placed in the foster care home of R. G. Appellant is R. G.’s daughter. Appellant lived with R. G. while R. G. was providing foster care to the minor. A year later, after reunification efforts had failed, Yuba County Health and Human Services Department (the Department) moved the minor from R. G.’s home. R. G. filed JV-180 request to change court order (petition for modification) on February 21, 2018, seeking to have the minor placed back in her care.
At the court hearing, appellant appeared with R. G., however, the Department argued, and the juvenile court agreed, that she lacked standing and only R. G., as the moving party, was permitted to participate in the proceeding. The juvenile court subsequently denied R. G.’s petition for modification. A single notice of appeal was signed and filed by both R. G. and appellant. R. G. subsequently dismissed her appeal. Appellant’s appeal r
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