In re S.G.
A.G. (father) appeals the juvenile courts order requiring him to attend a parenting class, submit to random drug testing and complete a second substance abuse assessment as part of the reunification plan for his 13- and 11-year-old daughters (the girls). Father claims the juvenile court lacked discretion to order these services as a part of his reunification plan because there is no evidence of his inability to adequately protect, provide for, or parent the girls and the assessor who conducted a substance abuse assessment determined he did not need treatment. As Court shall explain, Court find the juvenile court did not abuse its discretion in ordering these services and therefore affirm the order.
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