J.S. v. S.W.

J.S., the father of S.M.S., a minor child, appeals from a judgment finding S.M.S. to be dependent and awarding primary physical custody of S.M.S. to S.W. and B.W., the child’s maternal grandparents. We dismiss the appeal for lack of jurisdiction.

J.S. filed a motion in the trial court seeking temporary and permanent custody of S.M.S.; at that time, L.B., the child’s mother, had custody. S.W. and B.W. moved to intervene in the ease and requested that temporary and permanent custody of S.M.S. be awarded to them. After a hearing, the trial court found S.M.S. to be dependent; vested temporary…