Carter testified that the boys were not abused and ate every day. She admitted that she was not registered for school, although she had been in Roanoke for a month. Other evidence reflected that both boys had a history of juvenile criminal activity as well as serious emotional or mental health problems. Rivera failed to cooperate with the attempts of DSS to provide her with counseling, homemaking, and parenting services. Based upon the evidence presented, the trial court found that DSS presented sufficient evidence under Code 16.1-251 to warrant the emergency removal of the boys from Rivera's custody.
Evidence supports the trial court's conclusion.
Accordingly, the decision of the circuit court is affirmed.