In re M.B., a Juvenile

DocketDescription: Case complete.

DocketDescription: Remittitur issued.

DispositionDescription: Order dismissing petition; Disposition Type: Final The attorney for petitioner J.B. has notified the court that a petition for writ of mandate under California Rules of Court, rule 8.452 will not be filed as there are no viable issues for writ review. Counsel's request, on petitioner's behalf, for an extension of time to file a petition is DENIED. The case is DISMISSED.

DocketDescription: Dismissal order filed.; Notes: The attorney for petitioner J.B. has notified the court that a petition for writ of mandate under California Rules of Court, rule 8.452 will not be filed as there are no viable issues for writ review. Counsel's request, on petitioner's behalf, for an extension of time to file a petition is DENIED. The case is DISMISSED.

DocketDescription: No Issue Statement Filed by Counsel

DocketDescription: Association of attorneys filed for:

DocketDescription: Order filed.; Notes: A Notice of Intent to File Writ Petition was given in the above-entitled juvenile dependency case. In accordance with California Rules of Court, rule 8.450(g), (h) the superior court has prepared and lodged with this court the trial court record. The writ petition in this case must be filed with this court within 10 days of the date of this order (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.452(c)(1)). Any response by a real party in interest must be filed within 10 days of the filing of the writ petition, or within 15 days if the writ petition was served by mail. If the real party in interest intends not to file a response, this court should be notified in writing of such intention within the time otherwise prescribed for filing the response. Upon the filing of the response, or the receipt from the real party in interest of notification of intent not to file a response, and absent a request for oral argument, the writ petition will be deemed submitted and will be resolved by written opinion deciding the case on its merits. If either the petitioning or the responding party desires oral argument, a written request must be filed with this court within 5 days of the filing of the response. Failure to request oral argument will be deemed a waiver of the right of oral argument. If oral argument is requested, it will be scheduled within 30 days of the filing of the response unless the time is extended for exceptional good cause. If the writ petition is filed, this order constitutes an Order to Show Cause why the relief requested should not be granted. If no writ petition is filed, the case will be dismissed. In accordance with the philosophy of rules 8.450(b) and 8.452(a)(1), (h)(1), writ petitions and responses need not conform to special rules or formalities and will be liberally construed in favor of their sufficiency. The response may be in letter form. Adherence to the time provisions of the rules is required; filings not within such time strictures must include a request for waiver of the time requirement and a statement of exceptional good cause. The court reserves the power to strike any untimely filings.

DocketDescription: Juvenile writ record filed.; Notes: CT-1/255 pgs., RT-6/61 pgs.

DocketDescription: Received notice of intent.; Notes: Filed May 24, 2023 by Father

DocketTrial Court Name: San Diego County Superior Court - Main; County: San Diego; Trial Court Case Number: EJ3980B; Trial Court Judge: Cumba, Mark

DocketTrial Court Name: San Diego County Superior Court - Main; County: San Diego; Trial Court Case Number: EJ3980; Trial Court Judge: Cumba, Mark