S.V. v. J.M.

*484Opinion

SCOTLAND, P. J.

Eighteen months after the trial court appointed guardians for L.V. (the minor), her parents petitioned to terminate the guardianship. Among other things, they asserted they were now able to adequately care for the minor and, thus, they were entitled to regain custody of their child. The court denied the petition, finding that although the parents “can, at this time, provide food, shelter and clothing for the child,” it would be detrimental to the minor to terminate the guardianship.

The parents appeal. Their primary contention is that because they were fit parents who…