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Shelter Care Hearing Order JU 02.0200 - Washington
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SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY OF _______________________ JUVENILE COURT Dependency of: No: Shelter Care Hearing Order [ ] Agreed as to [ ] mother [ ] father [ ] other [ ] Contested as to [ ] mother [ ] father [ ] other [ ] Default as to [ ] mother [ ] father [ ] other (SCOR) [ ] Clerk's Action Required. Paragraph 3.10 D.O.B.: The parties shall: [] Hold a case conference/__________________________________________: On: [Date] ________________________________ at ______________ a.m./p.m. At: _____________________________________________________________. Address: __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ [] The court shall: [] Conduct a ___________________________________________________ hearing: On: [Date] ____________________________ at __________________ a.m./p.m. At: ____________________________ Court, Room/Department: ______________. Address: _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ Not hold a case conference at this time because the parent [ ] did not appear at shelter care [ ] did not want to participate. I. Hearing 1.1 Petition: A dependency petition was filed in this matter on ___________________ [Date] by [ ] DSHS [ ] Licensed Child Placement Agency ____________________________ [ ] Other __________________________. The child was removed from the parents' care on _______________________ [Date] by [ ] court order [ ] protective custody [ ] hospital/doctor hold [ ] voluntary placement agreement. The court held a shelter care hearing on this date or on ___________________________________ [Date]. Shelter Care Hearing Order (SCOR) - Page 1 of 10 WPF JU 02.0200 (07/2011) - JuCR 2.1, 2.3, 2.4; RCW 13.34. 062, .065 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com 1.2 Appearance: The following persons appeared at the hearing: [] Child [] Child's Lawyer [] Mother [] Mother's Lawyer [] Father [] Father's Lawyer [] Alleged Father _________________ [] Alleged Father ____________________ [] Guardian or Legal Custodian [] Guardian's or Legal Custodian's Lawyer [] Child's GAL/CASA [] GAL's Lawyer [] DSHS/Supervising Agency Worker [] Agency's Lawyer [] Tribal Representative [] Current Caregiver [] Interpreter for [ ] mother [ ] father [] Other ___________________________ [ ] other ___________________ Basis: The court considered the dependency petition, declarations, testimony, if any, and the relevant court records. [] The child is 12 years old or older and the court made the inquiry required by RCW 13.34.100(6). 1.3 II. Findings 2.1 Notice: The petitioner gave adequate notice as required under RCW 13.34.062 to the [ ] mother [ ] father [ ] child if age 12 or older [ ] guardian [ ] legal custodian [ ] other: ________________. The petitioner [ ] has [ ] has not made reasonable efforts to provide notice to the [ ] mother [ ] father [ ] child [ ] guardian [ ] legal custodian [ ] other:_____________________ and to inform them of their rights. 2.2 Child's Indian Status: The petitioner [ ] has [ ] has not made a good faith effort to determine whether the child is an Indian Child. [] Based upon the following, the child is not an Indian child as defined in Laws of 2011, ch. 309, §4, and the federal and Washington State Indian Child Welfare Acts do not apply to these proceedings: . [] Based upon the following information currently available to the court, the child may be an Indian child as defined in Laws of 2011, ch. 309, §4, and the federal and Washington State Indian Child Welfare Acts do apply to these proceedings: . [] Based upon the following, the child is an Indian child as defined in Laws of 2011, ch. 309, §4, and the federal and Washington State Indian Child Welfare Acts do apply to these proceedings: . [] The petitioner [ ] has [ ] has not made preliminary efforts to notify all tribes to which the petitioner or court knows or has reason to know the child may be a member or eligible for membership of these proceedings. Shelter Care Hearing Order (SCOR) - Page 2 of 10 WPF JU 02.0200 (07/2011) - JuCR 2.1, 2.3, 2.4; RCW 13.34. 062, .065 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com 2.3 2.4 Rights: The parties present at the hearing were informed of their rights pursuant to RCW 13.34.065 and 13.34.090. Waiver of Shelter Care Hearing: The [ ] mother [ ] father [ ] guardian [ ] legal custodian requested a waiver of the shelter care hearing. The court determined that the parent, guardian, or legal custodian [ ] was [ ] was not represented by an attorney and the waiver of the shelter care hearing was knowing and voluntary. Shelter Care Factors: The court considered the following factors: (a) What services DSHS/Supervising Agency provided to the family to prevent or eliminate the need for removal of the child from the child's home. [ ] If lack of suitable housing was a significant factor in removal of the child, whether DSHS/Supervising Agency provided housing assistance to the family. (b) (c) Whether the child can be safely returned to the home pending the dependency factfinding hearing. Whether restraining orders or orders excluding an allegedly abusive household member from the house of a nonabusive parent, guardian, or legal custodian, will allow the child to safely remain in the home. What efforts DSHS/Supervising Agency made to place the child with a relative or other suitable person known to the child and with whom the child has a relationship. The court inquired whether DSHS/Supervising Agency has discussed this issue with the parents. Whether the placement proposed by DSHS/Supervising Agency is the least disruptive and most family-like setting that meets the needs of the child. Appointment of an attorney or guardian ad litem for the child's parent, guardian, or legal custodian, or for the child. The terms and conditions for parental, sibling, and family visits. 2.5 (d) (e) (f) (g) 2.6 Reasonable Efforts: [] Petitioner made reasonable efforts to prevent or eliminate the need for removal of the child from the child's home. For the reasons set forth in the dependency petition, supporting declarations and affidavits, and/or the testimony presented to the court: [] The risk of imminent harm to the child as assessed by petitioner establishes reasonable cause for the continued out-of-home placement of the child pending the fact finding hearing; and/or Specific services offered or provided to the parent(s) have been unable to remedy the unsafe conditions in the home an
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