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In re A.W.
At the six-month review hearing in Melinda K., the juvenile court found that reasonable reunification services had been provided and ordered an extension of reunification services for an additional six months. (Melinda K., supra, 116 Cal.App.4th at pp. 1151-1152.) The mother appealed the reasonable services finding because there had been a significant delay in providing certain counseling services. Melinda K. held that, because the continuation of reunification services negated any adverse consequence from the reasonable services finding, the parent was not an aggrieved party and the order was not appealable. The appeal was dismissed by the court.

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