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Search Results for: "child custody"
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211. 985.19 f.s.
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Abstract: F.S. 985.19 985.19 Incompetency in juvenile delinquency cases.—(1) If, at any time prior to or during a delinquency case, the court has reason to believe that the child named in the petition may be incompetent to proceed with the hearing, the court on its own motion may, or on the motion of the chi
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212. 985.565 f.s.
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Abstract: F.S. 985.565 985.565 Sentencing powers; procedures; alternatives for juveniles prosecuted as adults.—(1) POWERS OF DISPOSITION.—(a) A child who is found to have committed a violation of law may, as an alternative to adult dispositions, be committed to the department for treatment in an appropriate
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213. 61.56 f.s.
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Abstract: F.S. 61.56 61.56 Definitions.—As used in this part, the term:(1) “Collaborative attorney” means an attorney who represents a party in a collaborative law process.(2) “Collaborative law communication” means an oral or written statement, including a statement made in a record, or nonverbal conduct th
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214. 397.501 f.s.
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Abstract: F.S. 397.501 397.501 Rights of individuals.—Individuals receiving substance abuse services from any service provider are guaranteed protection of the rights specified in this section, unless otherwise expressly provided, and service providers must ensure the protection of such rights.(1) RIGHT TO I
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215. 39.6011 f.s.
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Abstract: F.S. 39.6011 39.6011 Case plan development.—(1) The department shall prepare a draft of the case plan for each child receiving services under this chapter. A parent of a child may not be threatened or coerced with the loss of custody or parental rights for failing to admit in the case plan of abusi
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216. 409.1415 f.s.
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Abstract: F.S. 409.1415 409.1415 Parenting partnerships for children in out-of-home care; resources.—(1) LEGISLATIVE FINDINGS AND INTENT.—(a) The Legislature finds that reunification is the most common outcome for children in out-of-home care and that caregivers are one of the most important resources to hel
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217. 950.002 f.s.
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Abstract: F.S. 950.002 950.002 County work camps.—(1) Any county may establish a county work camp, which shall be maintained and operated by the county in accordance with the provisions of chapter 951.(2) If a county wishes to contract for state construction funding of a county work camp through community co
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218. 1002.31 f.s.
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Abstract: F.S. 1002.31 1002.31 Controlled open enrollment; public school parental choice.—(1) As used in this section, “controlled open enrollment” means a public education delivery system that allows school districts to make student school assignments using parents’ indicated preferential educational choice
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219. 409.1678 f.s.
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Abstract: F.S. 409.1678 409.1678 Specialized residential options for children who are victims of commercial sexual exploitation.—(1) DEFINITIONS.—As used in this section, the term:(a) “Safe foster home” means a foster home certified by the department under this section to care for sexually exploited children
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220. 63.092 f.s.
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Abstract: F.S. 63.092 63.092 Report to the court of intended placement by an adoption entity; at-risk placement; preliminary study.—(1) REPORT TO THE COURT.—The adoption entity must report any intended placement of a minor for adoption with any person who is not a relative or a stepparent if the adoption ent
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