W.C.R. v. D.A.L.

I concur in 'the main opinion, especially that portion declining to address the propriety of the summary judgment on the alternative basis that there is no genuine *103issue of material fact concerning the dependency of the child.

“[The rule that an appellate court] will affirm the trial court on any valid legal ground presented by the record, regardless of whether that ground was considered, or even if it was rejected, by the trial court .... fails in application only where due-process constraints require some notice at the trial level, which was omitted, of the basis that would otherwise support…