In re T.S. CA2/5
M.B. (Mother) has three children, a 16-year-old daughter T.S., a 14-year-old son Mei.S., and a 12-year-old son Mes.S. The juvenile court assumed jurisdiction over T.S. and Mes.S. (collectively, Minors) after finding there was a substantial risk the Minors would suffer serious physical harm as a result of Mother’s unresolved mental and emotional problems that rendered her unable to adequately supervise or protect them. The court removed Minors from Mother’s custody, placed Minors with E.S. (Father), and then terminated dependency jurisdiction. Mother asks us to decide whether certain of the juvenile court’s evidentiary rulings were correct and whether substantial evidence supports the court’s jurisdiction finding and order removing the children.
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