In re J.S.
.S. (mother) appeals from a superior court order terminating her parental rights (Welf. & Inst. Code, 366.26)[1]. She contends we should review the superior courts earlier decision to deny her reunification services ( 361.5, subd. (b)(10)) because she claims she received incorrect notice of her remedy in this court. She also challenges the superior courts subsequent decision to deny a modification petition ( 388) she filed seeking to reunify with her son. In her view, the court misunderstood the relief she sought and therefore did not exercise its discretion. Alternatively, she argues she was entitled to modification of the order denying her services because there was substantial evidence to support her claims. On review, Court disagree with mothers contentions and affirm.
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