D.B. v. Superior Court
D.B. (Mother) seeks extraordinary relief from an order of the San Francisco City and County Superior Court, Juvenile Division that terminated her reunification services and set a hearing under Welfare and Institutions Code section 366.26[1] to select a permanent plan for the minor J.B. (born October 2005). Mother challenges a finding in that order, that the San Francisco Human Services Agency (Agency) offered or provided her with reasonable services, claiming the Agency unreasonably failed to arrange for transportation costs to cover visitation between her and the minor. As discussed below, we conclude that substantial evidence supports the finding of reasonable services. Accordingly, we deny Mother's petition for an extraordinary writ on the merits.
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