In re M.R.
Annotate this CaseThe Court of Appeal affirmed dispositional orders designating the children dependents of the court. The court held that, although the "follow all recommendations" language in the case plan failed to satisfy Welfare and Institutions Code section 1650.1, subdivision (g)(2), the inclusion of the broad language in the case plan was harmless. Furthermore, the court found no Indian Child Welfare Act violation. In this case, mother's claim that she "may have Indian ancestry" was insufficient to trigger the Act's notice requirements, and the agency did not satisfy its duty of inquiry.
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