In re H.H.
Russell H. and L.S. (the parents) appeal judgments terminating their parental rights to two of their daughters, H.H. and T.H. (the children), and denials of their Welfare and Institutions Code[1] section 388 petitions. They contend the court erred by denying their section 388 petitions and by finding the children to be adoptable. They also assert the court erred by not finding the sibling relationship exception to termination of parental rights and adoption applied in the case. Additionally, L.S. asserts the court erred by not finding the beneficial parent-child relationship exception to termination of her parental rights applied in this case, and by designating the children's caretakers as their prospective adoptive parents. Each parent joins in the arguments presented by the other parent. Court affirm the judgments.
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