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In re B.R.
In this child dependency proceeding regarding two children, B.R., born in 2008, and M.R., born in 2011, the superior court terminated reunification services and set a hearing for July 9, 2013, to determine a permanent plan for the minors. (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 366.26.)[1] K.C. (hereafter Mother) and N.R. (hereafter Father) have filed separate petitions for extraordinary writ. They each argue that they substantially complied with their reunification plans, and that the court erred in failing to extend reunification services beyond the 12-month review hearing so that they could successfully reunify with their children. As substantial evidence supports the juvenile court’s findings and orders, we deny the petitions.

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