Victor B. v. Superior Court
Victor B. (Father) appeals from the juvenile court's ruling, following a Welfare and Institutions Code section 366.21, subdivision (f),[1] hearing, that Father was provided reasonable services to reunify with his 14-year-old daughter, Z.G. Specifically, Father asserts Z.G.'s therapy failed to address reunification, Orange County Social Services Agency (SSA) refused to help pay for his telephone calls and postage from Mexico to the United States, and the social worker should have ensured Z.G. communicated with Father and could have better facilitated computer chats between them. The trial court concluded the services provided were reasonable before it terminated those services and scheduled a permanency hearing (§ 366.26).
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