In re Jordon B.
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The Supreme Court affirmed the order of the juvenile court granting a change of placement for Jordon B., holding that there was no error in the proceedings below.
The juvenile court granted temporary custody of Jordon to Foster Parents based on concerns that Mother and Father were not able to care for him. After the court adjudicated Jordon to be a child within the meaning of Neb. Rev. Stat. 43-247(3)(a) the court approved a case plan with a primary permanency plan of reunification. Mother subsequently filed a motion for change of placement. Foster Parents filed a motion to intervene, as did Stepbrother, the adult stepbrother to Jordon. The court determined that Foster Parents and Stepbrother lacked standing to intervene. The court subsequently granted Mother's motion for a change of placement. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding (1) Foster Parents did not have standing to appeal the placement order or the right to intervene as parties; and (2) because Stepbrother was not a "sibling" to Jordon, his request to intervene was properly denied.
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