In re C.W. CA4/2
E.H. (Mother) and S.W. (Father) have a history of abusing drugs, domestic violence issues, and failing to meet the medical needs of their toddler son C.W. that led to the San Bernardino County Children and Family Services (CFS) removing their children from their home. The parents were afforded approximately 22 months of services, including return of C.W. back in their care on family maintenance. Unfortunately, they regressed to their old practices resulting in the removal of C.W. and his baby sister Ch.W. Parental rights to both children were eventually terminated. This appeal followed. On appeal, Mother challenges the juvenile court’s adoptability findings. Specifically, Mother argues (1) the juvenile court’s finding of adoptability was not supported by substantial evidence of C.W.’s developmental status, and (2) the juvenile court erred by finding the children to be generally adoptable. Father joins Mother’s arguments.
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