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In re L.P. CA5
At a Welfare and Institutions Code section 366.26 hearing, the juvenile court (1) terminated parental rights to John P.’s now eight-year-old son, L.P., and four-year-old daughter, M.P., and selected adoption as their permanent plan, and (2) continued his now six-year-old daughter, Li.P., in foster care, and suspended visits with her parents pending the next review hearing. On appeal from the order suspending his visits with Li.P., father contends the order must be reversed because there is insufficient evidence visits are detrimental to Li.P.’s physical or emotional well-being. Finding no merit to father’s contention, we affirm.

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