In the Interest of A.M.H.

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• holding that by failing to file a motion under rule 179(b), now rule 1.904(2), a mother waived her statutory and due process challenges to the deficiencies of the juvenile court’s order
• holding that a challenge to removal is moot once the court enters CINA adjudication and dispositional orders that remove a child from a parent’s custody
• holding that following an adjudication order and dispositional order, any error committed in granting the initial removal order was moot
• holding that by failing to file a motion under rule 179(b), now rule 1.904(2), a mother waived her statutory and due process challenges to the deficiencies of the juvenile court’s order
• finding that the requirements of the dispositional order under the watch of DHS offered opportunity to change previous course of instability
• noting that, in juvenile proceedings, due process must be satisfied, which generally encompasses the opportunity to be heard

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).