J.L. v. G.N.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
DONALDSON, Judge.
J.L. (“the foster mother”) appeals from the final judgment of the Cullman Juvenile Court (“the juvenile court”) dismissing her dependency petition seeking custody of J.D.A. (“the child”) because the child was no longer dependent. On appeal, the foster mother does not challenge the juvenile *1137court’s judgment of dismissal; instead, she challenges an earlier interlocutory order entered by the juvenile court that granted a motion to vacate a previous judgment filed by G.N. (“the father”). Because that interlocutory order was “dissolved upon the dismissal of the action and [is] no…
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