Certainly, the same course could have been followed here. See In re K.B.,B.B., and N.B., No. 14-0900, 2015 WL 5666987, at *5 (W.Va. September 24, 2015) (memorandum decision) (concluding that it was in the "best interests of the children" for the case to be remanded and ordering the DHS to "file an amended abuse and neglect petition asserting its basis for alleging that the petitioner [] abused and/or neglected" three of the children at issue in that case); In re A.P.-1, A.P.-2, A.P.-3, 241 W.Va. 688, 695, 827 S.E.2d 830, 837 (2019) (remanding an abuse and neglect case with instructions "to permit [DHS] to file an amended abuse and neglect petition, if warranted, alleging any and all claims that it may have against the Petitioner.").

Following oral arguments on the issue, by memorandum decision entered in September of 2015, this Court reversed the circuit court's termination order and remanded for further proceedings. See In re: K.B., B.B., & N.B., No. 14-0900, 2015 WL 5666987 (W.Va. Sept. 24, 2015) (memorandum decision). On remand, the circuit court entered an order on October 5, 2015, setting a status/scheduling hearing for October 8, 2015.