In re Jonathan P.
In April 2007, the trial court terminated appellants parental rights to her three children. (Welf. & Inst. Code, 366.26.)[1] Assuming the childrens prospective adoptive parents were agreeable to ongoing visitation, the court simultaneously continued weekly visitation between the children, the mother, and the maternal grandfather. At a June 2007 hearing, the court granted a petition ( 388) filed by respondent Madera County Department of Social Services/Child Welfare Services (department) to reduce those visits to once a month. Appellant appeals claiming the court abused its discretion. In appellants view, the court should have denied the petition and ordered the parties into mediation to develop a postadoption contact agreement. On review, Court affirm.
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