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You should be able to get SOME kind of information from DHS about your child(ren) - UNLESS you have had the child(ren) permanently removed from your custody by court order. In that case you will probably NOT be able to get this information in order to safeguard them and any prospective adoptive parents.
What else can I help you with?
What is the oldest age a child can stay in dhs custody in the state of ms?
In Mississippi, you are not a legal adult until 21 years of age. However, the laws are weird. Children can be released from custody at 18. They are considered an independent minor if they are able to support themselves.
How long does it take to get your child out of dhs custody?
That can vary depending on the circumstances of your case and how long it takes to remedy the situation(s) that made it occur. Also the parent has to demonstrate adequately that any favorable changes instituted constitute a permanent pattern and not a matter of a parent cleaning up their act long enough to look good to the courts. And that opinion is completely subjective on the part of DHS. You really need the assistance of an attorney when dealing with DHS. It can be a minefield and you need to be well informed and well prepared when trying to get them to relinquish custody of your children.
Can Oklahoma DHS legally adopt a child out if they have been in their custody for a year?
The issue isn't how long they've been in custody. Once the parental rights have been terminated (TPR - termination of parental rights), the child is eligible for adoption. If the children have not been TPR'd then they are not eligible for adoption.
Does Alabama Dhr handle custody hearings?
No, in Alabama, a judge through your county court system is who will handle your custody hearings. DHR or DHS do not handle these but they may be involved in the hearings.
I have a open DHS Child Welfare case in Oregon I just went to my TPR trial and won What is dhs obligated to do in my case next to return my children asap?
If you won in court, the DHS should of been given a time to return the children. You will need to speak to the attorney for more details.
Can an 18-year-old move out if they are in the custody of the Department of Human Services in Oklahoma?
No, not until they are released from DHS by the court that issued the order.
Can your friend sign over rights of her daughter to you if her daughter is in DHS custody?
No. When a minor has been remanded to the custody of the state only the court can assign legal guardianship or take action against the rights of the biological parent(s).
Can dhs take my kids without seeing a judge?
In emergency situations where there is a risk to a child's safety, DHS may remove children without a court order. However, a court hearing usually takes place shortly after removal to determine next steps. Parents have the right to argue their case in court.
My brother is 28 and has a girlfriend 17 and is planning to take her from DHS custody in OK. to Texas to marry her is this legal?
Of course it's not legal. And he will very likely end up sitting in jail and being restrained from having any contact with her until she turns 18 (the state doesn't mess around when adult men mess with minors who are in their custody). And at 28, how does he not know this?
Dhs value for Indian rupees?
DHS 5083
What can you do in custody case from florida thats not been open for years in tn?
You can transfer the case to the state of Tennessee. You can visit a local DHS office or a child support office for more information.
What happens when a teen lies and DHS is brought into the picture and tears the family from its mother?
You have not provided enough detail. It is doubtful that DHS would remove children from their home because a teen lied. Also, it is unfair to characterize the removal of children as "tearing the family from its mother". They generally act when children are being neglected, unsupervised, or they are in an unsafe or unhealthy environment.You have not provided enough detail. It is doubtful that DHS would remove children from their home because a teen lied. Also, it is unfair to characterize the removal of children as "tearing the family from its mother". They generally act when children are being neglected, unsupervised, or they are in an unsafe or unhealthy environment.You have not provided enough detail. It is doubtful that DHS would remove children from their home because a teen lied. Also, it is unfair to characterize the removal of children as "tearing the family from its mother". They generally act when children are being neglected, unsupervised, or they are in an unsafe or unhealthy environment.You have not provided enough detail. It is doubtful that DHS would remove children from their home because a teen lied. Also, it is unfair to characterize the removal of children as "tearing the family from its mother". They generally act when children are being neglected, unsupervised, or they are in an unsafe or unhealthy environment.
