In re C.V.
In these consolidated cases, father appeals from the jurisdictional and dispositional orders of the juvenile court as to C.V., his son by Y.R., and as to his daughter A.L., and sons A.L.2 and J.L., his children by E.B.[1] Father contends (1) no reasonable efforts were made to prevent or eliminate the need for detaining the children from his care, (2) the juvenile court erred in sustaining allegations under Welfare and Institutions Code[2]section 300 as to father, (3) there was no sufficient evidence to support the courts declaring the children dependents of the court or the orders removing them from fathers custody, and (4) the children should have been returned home to father, rather than suitably placed. Court affirm, finding the juvenile court properly exercised jurisdiction over the children and substantial evidence supports the juvenile courts orders removing the children from fathers care.
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