In re D.R.
Defendants and appellants, E.C. (Mother) and I.R. (Father), the parents of D.R., a girl born in February 2007, appeal from July 20, 2009, orders terminating their parental rights to D.R. and selecting adoption as her permanent plan. Father claims insufficient evidence supports the courts determination that D.R. was adoptable. (Welf. & Inst. Code, 366.26, subds. (b), (c).)[1] Mother claims insufficient evidence supports the courts determination that the parental benefit exception to the statutory preference for adoption did not apply. ( 366.26, subd. (c)(1)(B)(i).) The parents join each others contentions. We affirm. For the reasons we explain, substantial evidence supports the courts determinations that D.R. was adoptable and that the parental benefit exception did not apply.
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