In re M.B.

M.R. appeals the juvenile court’s finding that two of her children, M.B. and E.B., are in need of care or supervision (CHINS). 33 Y.S.A. § 5502(a)(12)(B). She presents ten arguments, which can be condensed as follows: (1) she was not given adequate notice of the claims supporting the CHINS petition, (2) the court violated time limits imposed by the governing statutes, (3) the court erroneously admitted a variety of hearsay declarations, and (4) the evidence was insufficient to sup*66port a finding that either child is in need of care or supervision. We affirm, rejecting additional claims of…