K.C. and V.C. v. L.A. Appeal of: D.M and L.N.

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• holding that an order granting foster parents' permission to intervene in dependency case is an appealable collateral order
• holding that an order denying intervention in a child custody case due to a lack of standing meets all three prongs of the collateral order doctrine
• holding that an appeal from an order denying intervention in a custody action is a collateral order
• holding that an order denying intervention in a child custody case due to a lack of standing meets all three prongs of the collateral order doctrine
• holding order denying petition to intervene in custody action is appealable as collateral order
• stating that \an order is separable from the main cause of action if it is entirely distinct from the underlying issue in the case and if it can be resolved without an analysis of the merits of the underlying dispute.\ (quotation marks omitted)

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