In Re Welfare of MG

How courts have described this case

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• noting that mother's consent to dependency did not change the initial involuntary proceeding to a voluntary one
• noting that mother’s consent to dependency did not change the initial involuntary proceeding to a voluntary one
• “Different requirements apply for the voluntary placement as opposed to involuntary removal of an Indian child____ [I]n a voluntary proceeding, if an Indian parent desires to withdraw his/her consent to placement, the child must be returned to his/her care.”
• “Error without prejudice . . . is not grounds for reversal.”
• affirming stipulation to agreed dependency order
• affirming stipulation to agreed dependency order

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).