Jonathan R. v. Super. Ct.
Jonathan R. is the presumed father of eight-year-old Anthony and two-year-old J. In 2005, the maternal grandparents, who previously were appointed to serve as legal guardians of Anthony, were appointed as legal guardians of J. as well, subject to juvenile court supervision under a permanent plan of guardianship. However, in 2007, the legal guardians filed a petition pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code,[1] section 388 to modify the prior permanent plan, and to have the matter referred for a new permanency plan hearing pursuant to section 366.26, at which parental rights could be terminated. The hearing on the section 388 petition was set in conjunction with a pending semi annual review of Anthonys matter ( 364), and a post permanent plan review hearing ( 366.3) as to J. Father requested a contested hearing on all three matters; his request was denied. He challenges the order denying the request for a contested hearing by way of the instant writ petition. Court deny the petition.
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