In re Lorraina T.
In this juvenile dependency case, Tammy I., the mother of the dependent minor child Lorraina T. (Mother and Lorraina, respectively), challenges the trial courts denial of her Welfare and Institutions Code section 388 petition and the courts termination of her parental rights. Mother asserts the court abused its discretion when it denied her section 388 request for a home of parent order to herself or alternatively, a resumption of reunification services and unmonitored visits with the minor. Mother also contends that termination of her parental rights was an error because there is insufficient evidence to support the courts finding that the minor is likely to be adopted, and because the evidence shows that termination of parental rights would be detrimental to the minor because Mother and the minor have maintained regular contact and the minor would benefit from continuing their relationship.
Our review of the record shows that Mothers contentions are completely lacking in merit. Therefore, Court affirm the decisions to deny her section 388 petition and terminate her parental rights.
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