In re S.A.R. CA2/6
N.R. (father) appeals from orders of the juvenile court denying his Request to Change Court Order (section 388 petition) (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 388) without an evidentiary hearing, and terminating parental rights to his now one-year-old daughter, S.A.R. (§ 366.26.) Father contends the juvenile court erred in summarily denying his section 388 petition because it established a prima facie case of changed circumstances or new evidence. He also contends the juvenile court’s denial of the petition led to the premature termination of parental rights.
Celine G. (mother) separately appealed the trial court’s orders as to S.A.R. and S.A.R.’s half-sister, C.G. However, mother’s opening brief does not raise any issues as to either minor child. Instead, she joins in father’s arguments as to S.A.R. Accordingly, we construe mother’s appeal abandoned as to C.G. (See Reyes v. Kosha (1998) 65 Cal.App.4th 451, 466, fn. 6
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