in the Interest of T.N. and M.N., Children

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• concluding that father lacked standing to complain about his children’s counsel’s allegedly deficient performance
• explaining that exception of “doctrine of virtual representation” that allows party to complain about error that affects rights of other person requires “identical interests”
• an appealing party cannot complain of errors that do not injuriously affect that party or that merely affect others

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