In re K.B. CA5
In August 2017, the juvenile court denied appellant Krista B. (mother) services to reunify with her then three-year-old daughter, K.B., two-year-old son, Charles B., and one-year-old daughter, Penny C., because of her “extensive, abusive, and chronic use of drugs” and resistance to prior court-ordered treatment. (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 361.5, subd. (b)(13).) Mother contends the court’s denial of services order was error because substantial evidence does not support application of the statute and, alternatively, providing her reunification services served the children’s best interests. We affirm.
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