In re I.A.
The mother, S.A., appeals from orders terminating her parental rights as to her sons, I.A. and C.A. The mother argues the order in I.A.’s case must be reversed because the Indian Child Welfare Act notices were defective. The mother also contends she and I.A.’s father were not given proper notice of the Welfare and Institutions Code section 366.26 hearing.[1] In addition, the mother asserts the juvenile court erred in finding the sibling relationship exception was inapplicable as to I.A. Finally, the mother challenges the juvenile court’s adoptability findings for I.A. and C.A. We affirm the parental termination orders as to both I.A. and C.A.
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