A.T. v. Super. Ct.
Petitioner A.T. (mother) has two children, G.T. and M.T. The children were declared dependents of the juvenile court, removed from mother’s custody, and returned to her at the 12-month review hearing. (Welf. & Inst. Code, §§ 300, 366.21.)[1] Concerns arose about mother’s ability to care for the children due to her mental health and anger management issues, and the court again removed the children after sustaining petitions under sections 342 and 387. Mother seeks extraordinary writ relief from an order denying her additional reunification services and setting the case for a hearing under section 366.26. She argues that the court should have granted her an additional period of reunification services because the services provided to date had been inadequate. We disagree and deny the writ petition.
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