In re T.R. CA2/5

I. INTRODUCTION

The juvenile court terminated jurisdiction over siblings T.R.1, N.R., Z.R., J.R., and O.R. (the children) and issued a juvenile custody order granting mother T.Z. full legal and physical custody of and father I.R. monitored visits with the children. Father contends the court abused its discretion in ordering his visits be monitored.2 We affirm.

II. BACKGROUND

On July 18, 2023, the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services (Department) filed a Welfare and

T.R. turned 18 in September 2024 and is not a subject of this appeal.

In separate appeals, father appealed from the court’s jurisdiction and disposition findings and orders (case no. B333226) and its juvenile custody order (case no. B337336). We granted father’s motion to consolidate these appeals and consolidated them in appeal case number B333226.

2 Institutions Code section 3003 petition that alleged, as later sustained as to father, counts under subdivisions (a) and (j). The sustained a-1 count alleged: “[F]ather . . . physically abused . . . [N.R.] On 6/9/2023, . . . father forced [then 13-year-old N.R.] to crouch down against a wall twice for approximately 10–13…