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In re Alyssa J.
Mollie W.’s four daughters, ranging in age from four to 15 years old, were declared dependent children of the juvenile court in February 2012 based on sustained allegations that Mollie and the father of the three youngest children had a history of engaging in violent altercations and that Mollie had a history of alcohol abuse and was a current abuser of alcohol. They were released to Mollie with an order for family maintenance services. On May 23, 2012, after Mollie missed another alcohol test, the court sustained a petition filed by the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services (Department) under Welfare and Institutions Code section 387,[1] changed its previous disposition order, removed the children from Mollie’s custody and ordered them suitably placed. Mollie appeals, contending there was insufficient evidence the children’s previous placement (that is, remaining in Mollie’s care and custody) was no longer effective in protecting them. We affirm.

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