In re A.L.
B.M. (Mother) appeals orders of the juvenile court denying her Welfare and Institutions Code[1] section 388 petitions and orders terminating her parental rights to her two daughters, A.L. and V.S.[2]
A section 300 petition was filed as to then five-year-old A.L. in July 2011. Mother waived reunification services as to A.L., and in November 2011, the juvenile court terminated reunification services and ordered a permanency planning hearing pursuant to section 366.26 (.26 hearing). The court advised Mother that she needed to file a petition for an extraordinary writ in order to seek appellate review of the order setting the .26 hearing. The record contains no indication that Mother filed a writ petition.
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