In the Interest of J.O.H., R.F.B., H.R., J.J.R., and M.L.D.L., Children

Summary

The Fourth Court of Appeals of San Antonio dismissed the appeal for want of jurisdiction because the trial court's order was interlocutory and not a final, appealable order. The court noted that the appellant did not respond to its order to show cause concerning dismissal.

Holdings

1. The court of appeals lacked jurisdiction because the trial court's order was interlocutory rather than final and appealable.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the court of appeals had jurisdiction over an appeal from the interlocutory order.
2. Whether the interlocutory order was a final, appealable order under Texas law.

Disposition

dismissed