In the Interest of J. C. W.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Boggs, Judge.
In the third appearance of these parties before this court,1 three-year-old twins, J. C. W. and J. C. W., appeal from a juvenile court order awarding long-term custody until their 18th birthday to their maternal aunt and uncle. The children assert that this court should reverse the juvenile court because (1) it lacked jurisdiction; (2) it wrongly concluded that the Juvenile Code establishes a preference for relative placement; (3) it failed to find that termination of parental rights and adoption by the foster parents was in the twins’ best interest; (4) it failed to conduct a de…
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