S.R.

S.R. v. Superior Court CA1/2

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 10, 2026A174959California5,709 words

Opinion

Opinion

Miller, J.

FACTS AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND

Background Mother’s children include daughters A.R. (born in 2010), M.S. (born in 2013), and Minor (born in 2022). Mother acknowledges that from 2011 to 2025, there were 24 referrals to child welfare services regarding one or more of A.R., M.S., and Minor.3 Mother also acknowledges she has a long history

2 Mother also filed a motion to augment the record on appeal on

January 5, 2026. The motion is granted. 3 In addition, before she had A.R., M.S., and Minor, Mother had two

older sons. In 2000, there were two referrals for general neglect. As described in a later social services report, it was reported that Mother “always yells and screams and put holes in the walls” and, in another referral, that Mother “got in the car and screeched down the street with the baby in the car and almost hit another car” and “when the mother is upset, she becomes abusive towards everyone including the baby.” There was another referral in 2004 alleging emotional abuse of the boys. Mother reportedly hit her own mother and broke a door while holding one child with the other child nearby. It was reported that Mother “presents with severe mood swings,” “[w]hen she is…

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