M.A. v. Super. Ct.
M.C. (born in April 1998), C.S. (born in January 2000), and T.S. (born in May 2002) were made dependents of the Humboldt County Juvenile Court on August 13, 2007. (Welf. & Inst. Code, 300.)[1] Pursuant to rule 8.452 of the California Rules of Court,[2]their mother, M.A. (petitioner) has filed a petition for extraordinary writ review of an order following the 12-month review hearing setting a hearing to select and implement a permanent plan pursuant to section 366.26 (hereafter .26 hearing). She contends she should have been granted six more months of reunification services because she established there was a substantial likelihood the minors would be returned to her, she had made significant progress with her case plan, and Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services (Department) did not provide her reasonable services. Court reject her contentions and deny the writ.
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