J.E. v. Cabinet for Health & Family Servs.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
KRAMER, JUDGE
In a show cause order entered December 22, 2017, the Court ordered appellants to show good cause why the above-styled appeals should not be dismissed as premature based on the fact disposition had not occurred. Appellants thereafter filed a timely response. For the reasons that follow, appellants' arguments lack merit. Consequently, these appeals are hereby dismissed because they are from interlocutory orders.
The relevant procedural history of these cases is straightforward. After a hearing, adjudication orders were entered in all three underlying cases on September 29, 2017.…
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