Department of Human Services v. H. R.

Mother appeals a permanency judgment that changed the permanency plan for her son, R, from reunification to adoption. Her arguments on appeal concern, first, the sufficiency of the juvenile court’s findings regarding reasonable efforts by the Department of Human Services (DHS) to reunify the family and, second, the court’s determination that there was no reason to defer the filing of a petition to terminate mother’s parental rights. Mother challenges the juvenile court’s legal conclusions, which we review for errors of law. Dept. of Human Services v. C. Z., 236 Or App 436, 442, 236 P3d 791…