In re James M. CA2/2
Oscar A. (father) and E.M. (mother) separately appeal from the juvenile court’s order terminating their parental rights to James M. (minor). After mother’s appointed counsel filed a brief pursuant to In re Phoenix H. (2009) 47 Cal.4th 835, raising no issues, we notified mother and gave her the opportunity to file a letter or supplemental brief. Mother submitted a letter asking that minor be returned to her custody or that she be permitted to visit him. In her letter she failed to provide any reasoned legal argument or authority showing that any of the juvenile court’s rulings constitute reversible error. We thus deem her appeal abandoned. Father contends that through oversight the juvenile court omitted a finding that he was a presumed father, and that the omission resulted in a violation of due process.
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