In re Dania L.
Simon G. (father) and Y.L. (mother) each separately appeal from an order terminatingparental rights. There are six children involved in this appeal: Dania L. (born June 2008); K.G. (born Oct. 2009); I.G. (born Mar. 2011); Simon G. (born Mar. 2012); Daphne G. (born Jan. 2013); and Silvia L. (born Jan. 2015).[1]
Father appeals from the order terminating his parental rights to Dania, K.G., I.G., Simon, and Daphne. He argues that he was not provided with adequate reunification services, and if adequate reunification services were provided, then the law is inadequate to protect the fundamental constitutional rights of parents.
Mother appeals from the order terminating her parental rights to Silvia. She argues that there was insufficient evidence supporting the juvenile court’s finding that Silvia was adoptable. Mother argues that the order terminating her parental rights as to Silvia must be reversed.
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