G.F. v. Super. Ct.
G.F. (Mother) seeks extraordinary relief from orders of the Alameda County Superior Court, Juvenile Division, entered September 18, 2012, terminating Mother’s reunification services after the six-month status review hearing, and setting a hearing under Welfare and Institutions Code section 366.26[1] to select a permanent plan for her twin daughters, K.F.-1 and K.F.-2 (born November 2011). Mother contends essentially that the juvenile court erred in finding that the Alameda County Department of Social Services (Department) offered or provided her with reasonable reunification services, and in finding Mother had failed to make substantial progress in her court-ordered treatment plan during the period under review. We conclude substantial evidence supports the challenged findings, and deny on the merits Mother’s petitions for extraordinary writ.[2]
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