In Re John

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5 Cal. App. 4th 1201·7 Cal. Rptr. 2d 629·1992 WL 86413
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 23, 1992Docket Nos. H008411, H008929California5,461 words

Opinion

Opinion

George W. Kennedy, Distict Attorney, and Robert J. Masterson, Deputy District Attorney, for Minors.

OPINION

ELIA, J.

Juanita W. (appellant) is the mother of four children. Three of them, Steve W., Jr., John V., and Sophia V., are dependents of the juvenile court. In appeal No. H008411, and in petition for a writ of mandate and/or prohibition, No. H008929, she challenges a juvenile court order terminating reunification services and scheduling a permanency planning hearing as to these three children, and finding Steve, Jr., adoptable. We ordered the appeal and the writ considered together. Since appellant requested writ review after her parental rights to Steve, Jr. were terminated, we will dismiss the writ petition. Although we agree that the juvenile court improperly proceeded as to John and Sophia, it appears that this error was subsequently corrected. Since we find no other error, we will affirm the juvenile court's order.

John V. was born in 1977, Sophia V. was born in 1980, and Steve W., Jr., was born in 1983. A fourth child, Danny V., was born in 1978. His dependency status is not at issue in this writ and appeal.

As to John and Sophia, the underlying facts are these: At…

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