M.W. v. D.J.

D.J. (“Mother”) appeals the juvenile court’s judgment terminating her parental rights to her daughter, J.M.J., and granting the petition of J.M.J.’s maternal grandfather, R.W., and step-grandmother, M.W., (referred to collectively as “Grandparents”), to adopt J.M.J. On appeal, Mother contends the juvenile court should have dismissed the adoption petition for lack of jurisdiction because J.M.J. was already the subject of letters of guardianship issued by the probate court. Mother also argues the evidence was insufficient to support the court’s finding that she abandoned and neglected J.M.J.…