In re P.B.
V.W. (mother) and her children, P.B., N.B., and Z.W. (the children), appeal from the juvenile court’s order terminating mother’s parental rights. According to mother and the children, the juvenile court erred in terminating mother’s parental rights because her evidence, including a bonding study and the testimony of the psychologist who prepared the bonding study, was sufficient to establish the beneficial parent-child relationship exception (parental bond exception) to the termination of parental rights under Welfare and Institutions Code section 366.26.[1]
We hold that the juvenile court’s finding that mother failed to satisfy her burden of proof on the parental bond exception was supported by sufficient evidence. We therefore affirm the order terminating parental rights.
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