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In re J.H. CA4/2
D.W. (Mother) and J.H. (Father) have a history of abusing drugs that led to the San Bernardino County Department of Children and Family Services (CFS) removing their three children from their home. The parents’ reunification services were terminated as to their two older children, M.H. and S.H., in 2015. The two older children reside with their legal guardians and nonrelative extended family members (NREFM), M.G. and T.S. Subsequently, both parents were denied reunification services as to their youngest child, J.H., pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code section 361.5, subdivisions (b)(10), (b)(12), and (b)(13). About four months later, the parents each filed section 388 petitions as to J.H., which were summarily denied. The parents appealed from the juvenile court’s orders denying their section 388 petitions, and this court affirmed the juvenile court’s orders in case No. E066695.

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