In re Hector G.
Hector G. and Ruby G. (together the parents) appeal an order terminating their parental rights to their son, Hector G. (hereafter, the minor), and Ruby appeals an order summarily denying her Welfare and Institutions Code section 388 petition.[1] Hector contends the court violated his right to due process by terminating his parental rights without sufficient notice and without a special hearing regarding parental unfitness. Ruby asserts the court erred by denying her petition without a hearing and by finding the beneficial parent child relationship and the sibling relationship exceptions to termination of parental rights and adoption did not apply. Hector joins in Ruby's arguments which may be to his benefit. Court affirm the orders.
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