In the Interest of J. S.

BLACKBURN, Presiding Judge.

The biological father of J. S., acting pro se, appeals from a juvenile court’s order denying his petition to legitimate the child and terminating his parental rights.1 Specifically, the father argues (i) that there was insufficient evidence to deny his petition for legitimation, (ii) that he was denied the right to an attorney during the termination proceeding, (iii) that the juvenile court erred in initially awarding custody of the child to his maternal grandparents, (iv) that the juvenile court lacked subject matter jurisdiction, and (v) that the court lacked…