In re C.G.
Two children, C.G., and J.G., were declared dependents based on neglect and failure to protect (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 300, subd. (b)),[1] due to their parents' domestic violence, drug use, and transient lifestyle and were placed with a maternal aunt. M.M. (Mother) informed the Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) that her grandfather was an enrolled member of a Cherokee tribe. The parents only minimally participated in reunification services where Mother was sentenced to a term of 16 months and L.G. (Father) only began some components of his plan after Mother was incarcerated. Services were terminated at the six-month review hearing as to both parents, and, after considering the parents' section 388 petitions, filed on the date of the selection and implementation hearing, the court terminated their parental rights. (§ 366.26.) The parents appeal from that judgment.
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