In re F.S.
Appellant J.B. (mother) is the mother of F.S. and S.G. (the children).[1] Appellant L.G. (father) is the father of S.G. only. Mother and father (the parents) appeal the juvenile court's order terminating their parental rights. On appeal, mother claims that: 1) the beneficial relationship exception applied (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 366.26, subd. (c)(1)(B)(i)[2]), and the juvenile court should have ordered a permanent plan of legal guardianship or long-term foster care; 2) the court erred in finding the children generally adoptable; and 3) the children's counsel had a conflict of interest in representing both children. Father filed a separate brief on appeal, joining in mother's arguments with regard to S.G. We affirm.[3]
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