Georgia Court of Appeals
In The Interest Of B. C., et al.., Children
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What the court decided
The legal issue involved whether a direct appeal was proper for an interlocutory order denying a motion to intervene in a child dependency proceeding. The Georgia Court of Appeals held that the appeal was not directly appealable because the arguments focused on the trial court's finding regarding intervention status rather than substantive child custody rulings, and the case is DISMISSED.
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