In re J.B. CA2/5
Opinion
Opinion
I. BACKGROUND
A. The Dependency Proceedings Through Jurisdiction and Disposition We described the pertinent background facts, from initiation of dependency proceedings through the juvenile court’s disposition order, in resolving a prior appeal involving the children. (In re J.B. (Nov. 29, 2021, B310364) [nonpub. opn.].) We reproduce much of that background here and then describe what has happened since.
1. Overview of the dependency allegations Mother has six children: Jay. B. (Jay), born in 2008; Joh. B. (Joh), born in 2009; Jor. B. (Jor), born in 2011; Jah. B. (Jah), born in 2014; Jou. H. (Jou), born in 2017; and Jan. H. (Jan), born in 2019. Jay, Joh, and Jor’s father is D.P.; Jah’s father is A.B.; and Jou and Jan’s father is S.H. Mother was in a relationship with S.H. when dependency proceedings commenced and for at least a time afterward. This case involves multiple dependency petitions—including subsequent and supplemental petitions—
2 filed between 2018 and 2020, which all culminated in adjudication and disposition hearings in January 2021. At the January 2021 adjudication hearing, the operative petitions included a first amended Welfare and Institutions Code1…