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In re N.J. CA2/17
J.M. (mother) appeals from the order of the juvenile court terminating its jurisdiction over her son N.J. after placing the child with his father, T.J., under Welfare and Institutions Code section 361.2, subdivision (b)(1). We reject most of mother’s contentions but agree that the court erred in failing to establish the rate and length of her visits with N.J. in the exit order.
In a separate appeal, D.Z. (father) challenges the order taking jurisdiction over his and mother’s son and daughter based on father’s substance abuse. (§ 300, subd. (b)(1).) We decline to address the contention as father has not challenged the other basis for jurisdiction namely, the parents’ domestic violence.
Accordingly, we reverse the exit order and remand it with directions to the juvenile court to specify the frequency and duration of mother’s visits with N.J. In all other respects, the orders are affirmed.

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