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Foster Care
Temporary transfer of a minor to a government certified caregiver is commonly referred to as foster care. A child remains in such care until an adoption, permanent guardianship, or a return to their biological parents is granted by a judge.
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Can a foster child get an estate after their foster parents die?
How much money do you get paid for a foster child in wv?
Which conflict theorists suggest that schools in the US foster competition through built-in systems of rewards and punishments that can cause children to feel stupid and unsuccessful?
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Do every foster parent get money from the state?
How much do foster parents in Oregon receive through fed subsidy?
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Have social worker got right to say about foster care if your not coping with child with autism or is it the parents right to decide where child goes like a residential home?
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When awarded to the state can you file for emancipation?
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What female artists have been in foster care as a child?
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