J.C. v. Superior Court CA4/3
V.C. was declared a dependent of the juvenile court following her mother’s physical altercation with her landlord, and her father’s failure to provide V.C. with support. After 18 months of services, J.C. (mother), was unable to reunify with V.C. Mother petitions for extraordinary relief to vacate an order entered at a status review hearing finding reasonable services had been provided to mother, terminating reunification services, and scheduling a permanency planning hearing under Welfare & Institutions Code section 366.26. Mother contends the court erred in determining: (1) there was a substantial risk of detriment to V.C. if she were returned to mother’s care; and (2) she was not provided reasonable reunification services in Mandarin Chinese, her native language. We disagree and deny the petition.
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