In re S.G.
Appellant J.A. is the mother of S.G. (14 months old), M.G. (five months old), J.T. (four years old), and Jered T. (six years old) (collectively referred to as the minors). Steven G. is the father of S.G. and M.G.;[2]Bernard T. is the father of J.T. and Jered T. (25 U.S.C. 1901, et seq.) as to either father, and failed to inquire of Steven G. regarding his Indian heritage; (2) the evidence was insufficient to support the juvenile courts finding that termination of parental rights as to S.G. and J.T. would not substantially interfere with the minors sibling relationships; and (3) the juvenile court failed to obtain a bonding study between the minors prior to terminating parental rights, thus violating due process. Court vacate the juvenile courts order terminating parental rights as to J.T. and remand the matter to the juvenile court for proper compliance with ICWA. Court affirm the juvenile courts order as to S.G.
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