In re Joshua C. CA2/3
This is the third appeal involving the same family, and the second appeal by John C. (father), in a case that is now more than five years old. (See In re Joshua C. (Dec. 9, 2014, B251967 [nonpub.]) (Joshua I); Joshua II (Oct. 22, 2015, B260673 [nonpub.]) (Joshua II).) In October 2014, the juvenile court entered a family law order terminating dependency jurisdiction over minor Joshua C. (now 12 years old), awarding J.C. (mother) legal and physical custody of Joshua, and granting father supervised visitation with Joshua on the condition that the child was willing to visit. In Joshua II, we reversed the juvenile court’s family law order to the extent it failed to ensure visitation between Joshua and father would occur. We remanded the case with directions for the court to conduct a new hearing on the issue of visitation. On remand, the court issued a new family law order denying father any visitation with Joshua. Father appeals. We find no abuse of discretion and affirm.
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