In re V.K.

RUIZ, Associate Judge:

This case arises from the trial court’s denial of appellant M.K.’s motion to reconsider a stipulation that her grandchildren were neglected because their mother had died. On appeal, M.K. argues that the stipulation was legally defective because it alleged neglect solely due to the death of the mother, and because it was not signed by her, the only party named in the original neglect petition. Therefore, she asserts, the trial court erred in allowing the stipulation to stand because it prevented her from contesting the neglect allegations in the original neglect petition…