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In the Interest of B. T. H. & S. B. P.

The minor children's parents were not afforded an adequate opportunity to be heard in the deprivation matter, since they did not receive notice of the full deprivation hearing, but instead received only notice of a 72-hour hearing, and thus did not have sufficient notice of the type of proceeding for which they needed to prepare.

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This is an appeal from an order of the Chattooga County Juvenile Court adjudicating two minor children, B. T. H. and S. B. P., deprived. The appeal was filed by the mother of both children and by the father of S. B. P.1 They contend that the juvenile court erred by 1 entering an adjudicatory order following a 72-hour detention hearing and 2 by refusing to transfer venue to Floyd County. For the reasons that follow, we affirm as to venue; however, because the parents were not afforded an adequate opportunity to be heard, we reverse and remand with direction.

This action began when the children’s grandmother filed a private deprivation petition on March 13, 2013. On March 18, 2013, the juvenile court held a hearing at which both sides presented evidence and witnesses. Some of the witnesses testified, inter alia, about drug use by the parents, their failure timely to seek medical care for the children, and a lack of food in the house.

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