In re Gavin G. CA1/3
J.Y. (Mother) appeals from a juvenile court order denying her visitation with her minor son, Gavin G. (Gavin). Mother contends there was no evidence or findings that her visits were detrimental to Gavin supporting such an order. We conclude the court’s denial of visitation was harmless beyond a reasonable doubt. When the court made the order, reunification efforts had been terminated after approximately 18 months of services. Mother had made no progress towards addressing her addiction, and a Welfare & Institutions Code section 366.26 hearing had been set. These factors, among others, indicate there was no likelihood that Mother’s loss of visitation affected the subsequent termination of her parental rights. Accordingly, we affirm.
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