A.J. v. Superior Court CA1/3
J.D. (mother) and A.J. (father) have each filed a writ petition challenging a juvenile court order terminating their reunification services and setting a section 366.26 hearing to determine whether their parental rights should be terminated. (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 366.26.) Mother claims that she did not receive reasonable reunification services and that services should have been extended. Father contends that the record does not support the juvenile court’s findings that he failed to make progress toward achieving the goals of his case plan and there was no probability that the parties’ son J.J. could be returned home if services were extended. Having thoroughly reviewed the record, we conclude the juvenile court’s findings are supported by law and the record. Accordingly, we deny the petitions.
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