In re A.S.
T.S. and K.S. (hereafter grandparents) filed a petition to terminate the parental rights of their daughter, C.S., to her two children, A.S. and M.S., pursuant to the provisions of Family Code section 7820 et seq.[1] C.S. did not receive actual notice of the hearing on the petition until after it had occurred. She argues that her right to due process was violated because she was denied the opportunity to be present and be heard in opposition to the petition. Court agree that under the facts of this case her right to due process was violated and reverse the order terminating her parental rights.
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