In re A.O.

A.O.’s father, J.O., appeals from a family court order adjudging A.O. to be a child in need of care and supervision (CHINS) and placing her in the custody of the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services (SRS). J.O. argues that (1) the evidence before the court was insufficient to establish that the child was CHINS at the time SRS filed its petition, (2) his due process right to notice was violated by the court’s finding that A.O. was CHINS on a theory not included in the petition, (3) the court erred in stating that it lacked power to set a fixed limit to the time A.O. would remain in…