Adjudication - Disposition Order {OK-J-UO-0003A} | Pdf Fpdf Doc Docx | Oklahoma

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Adjudication - Disposition Order {OK-J-UO-0003A}

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA JUVENILE DIVISION IN THE MATTER OF: DOB: DOB: DOB: DOB: DOB: DOB: Alleged Deprived Child(ren). NOW on this proceedings held: APPEARANCES: ) ) JD) ) Date: ) Judge: ) ) , the following appearances were made and DHS Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Other Attorney ADJUDICATION/DISPOSITION ORDER day of , 20 State Mother Mother Father Father Father Father Legal Guardian Child Child Child Child Child Child Tribal Representative GAL/CASA Foster Parent or Placement Interpreter for Mother Father Other Court Reporter Other Interpreter for Mother Father Other Other Other Minor child(ren) was/were placed out of home on the day of , 20 . Order of Adjudication/Disposition OK-J-UO-0003A Version 1.1.16.2 OCIS DOCKET CODE: 1. OADJD and 2. ODISP or DOISP Page 1 of 8 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com The Court has reviewed and considered the evidence, oral and written, submitted by the parties on this date including the testimony of witnesses, exhibits admitted into evidence, statements and arguments of counsel, reports and/or treatment plans of DHS, reports of service providers, reports of CASA or GAL, if appointed, and any previous orders of this Court and HEREBY FINDS, ORDERS AND DECREES: I. A. REASONABLE EFFORTS A1. The continuation of all named child(ren)/or these specified child(ren) in the(ir) home is is not contrary to the welfare of the child, to wit: . AND Reasonable efforts have or have not been made to prevent the need for removal all named child(ren)/or these specified child(ren) , to wit: ; of A2. Reasonable efforts have or have not been made to finalize the permanency plan and to place all named child(ren)/or these specified child(ren) in a timely manner in accordance with the plan, to wit: . OR Reasonable efforts to reunite the child(ren) with the child(ren)'s family are not required pursuant to Title 10A O.S. §1-4-809 and a permanency hearing is set for , if applicable. All named child(ren)/or these specified child(ren) is/are age fourteen (14) or older and services are are not being provided to facilitate transition into successful adulthood, to wit: . MANDATORY FINDINGS The Court has jurisdiction over the parties and the subject matter. FINDINGS AND ORDERS OF THE COURT B. If siblings have been removed, reasonable efforts have have not been made to place the siblings together in the same placement, to wit: ; AND C2. If siblings are separated, reasonable efforts have have not been made to provide for frequent visitation or other on-going interactions; have not been made, as it is contrary to the safety or well-being of the child(ren) or sibling because . C1. D. INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT and ACTIVE EFFORTS D1. The Indian Child Welfare Act does The name of the Tribe is: . The Tribe and BIA, if tribe unknown, Other has been notified does not apply has not been notified. Order of Adjudication/Disposition OK-J-UO-0003A Version 1.1.16.2 OCIS DOCKET CODE: 1. OADJD and 2. ODISP or DOISP Page 2 of 8 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com D2. AND D3. Placement has has not been made in accordance with the placement preferences set forth in 25 U.S.C. 1915. OR If applicable, good cause exists to deviate from the placement preferences, to wit: . No ICWA compliant placement exists. D4. Indian Child Welfare Act ­ Expert testimony, if applicable The Court finds by clear and convincing evidence by either the testimony of at least one qualified expert witness: . OR Stipulation of the Mother, Father, Legal Custodian that continued custody of the child(ren) by the parent or Indian custodian is likely to result in serious emotional or physical damage or harm to the child(ren). The State moved to amend the allegations of the Petition as follows: was granted denied which request If ICWA applies, active efforts to provide remedial services and rehabilitative programs to prevent the breakup of the Indian Family have have not been made have proven unsuccessful, to wit: . II. ADJUDICATION A1. Stipulation The Mother Father Other stipulate(s) to the allegations of the Petition Petition as amended Post Adjudication Petition State's offer of proof. OR A2. Bench Trial On this date a bench trial was had before this court and based on sworn testimony and evidence, the Court Finds All allegations of the Petition or Post-adjudication Petition are supported by the evidence and the petition is sustained. OR The Petition is not supported by the evidence. Further, this matter is dismissed and all previous orders of the Court in this matter are dismissed. OR The court finds that the following allegations are supported by the evidence and the Petition or Post-adjudication Petition is sustained as to only those allegations: OR A3. Failure to Appear The Mother Father failed to appear after having received notice of the hearing date and time either at the last hearing, or by personal service or certified mail, OR Order of Adjudication/Disposition OK-J-UO-0003A Version 1.1.16.2 OCIS DOCKET CODE: 1. OADJD and 2. ODISP or DOISP Page 3 of 8 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com B. The whereabouts of the Mother Father are unknown and the Court has conducted a judicial inquiry into the Petitioner's search to determine the names and whereabouts of respondents to be served herein by publication, and based on the evidence adduced, including the affidavit of due diligence filed in the Court, the Court finds that Petitioner has exercised due diligence and has conducted a meaningful search of all reasonably available sources at hand. The Court, having examined the notice and affidavit filed herein showing publication one time at least twenty-five (25) days prior to the date of the adjudication, approves the publication service given herein as meeting both statutory requirements and the minimum standards of state and federal due process. That the halls were called three times with no response. AND The Court finds that the parent's failure to appear constitutes consent to the adjudication of all named child(ren)/or these specified child(ren) as deprived child(ren). Condition(s) causing child(ren) to be deprived possessing/using illegal drugs/addiction domestic violence physical abuse of child(ren) or failure to protect from physical abuse sexual abuse of child(ren) or failure to protect from sexual abuse failure to protect abusive consumption of alcohol/addiction mental

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