In re Adrian A.
Regina A. and Andres A., the parents of Adrian A. and Andrew A., appeal the judgments terminating their parental rights under Welfare and Institutions Code[1]section 366.26. Regina's major contention is the juvenile court erred by allowing Adrian, who was then 11 years old, to testify by telephone at the section 366.26 hearing. Regina also contends the court should have granted her request to continue the hearing. Additionally, Regina claims the court erred by not finding the parent-child beneficial relationship exception to adoption. Andres contends there was insufficient evidence supporting the court's finding that Adrian and Andrew were likely to be adopted in a reasonable time. Andres, who is in prison, also contends his parental rights should not have been terminated because he did not receive court-ordered visitation.
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