CHILDREN AND THE LAW
...Dependency Petitions
......Periodic Review Hearings
.........Reasonable Services NOT Provided
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Where F did not receive reasonable reunification services, juvenile ct. could extend services six months beyond the 18-month review period.

The juvenile court was not required to proceed under W&IC §352 to extend services on a no reasonable services finding.

F's statement withdrawing his request for reunification services with Cs and his deportation due to assault did not support a finding that F was provided with reasonable reunification services.

Substantial evidence did not support juvenile ct.'s findings that F was provided with reasonable reunification services.

F was provided reasonable visitation while in jail although visitation later found detrimental to C; he did not receive reasonable services during 3-mo. period he was confined in residential drug rehab.

Improper services provided F where SSA did not tell him he had to move in order to obtain custody, nor offer him assistance in so doing, but instead focused on "minor quibbles."

Reasonable services not provided where DCFS abdicated responsibility to effectuate timely counseling for minor and conjoint counseling with father, precluding meaningful visitation.