May v. Alsobrook

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• allowing grandmother to appeal from a termination order finding that placement of the child with the grandmother was not in the child's best interest because the trial court effectively granted the grandmother's motion to intervene by allowing her to participate in the proceeding
• allowing grandmother to appeal from a termination order finding that placement of the child with the grandmother was not in the child’s best interest because the trial court effectively granted the grandmother’s motion to intervene by allowing her to participate in the proceeding

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).