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  1. Juvenile dependency may include a child who: Was abandoned, abused, or neglected Does not have a parent or guardian capable of caring for them Is in foster care Juvenile dependency typically happens through a court order. Any person can file a dependency petition for a child, including concerned family members.

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    What is a juvenile dependency court?
    Some states have courts dedicated to juvenile dependency cases. For example, California has its own dependency court. Judges in these courts may have different responsibilities than in other types of cases. In Oregon, juvenile court judges rely on their own judgment of a juvenile’s case plan as well as the arguments made by DHS or lawyers involved.

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    What is a juvenile dependency petition?
    The state will involve itself in a dependency petition after it receives a report to its child welfare agency. The family court may then order the child taken into custody if the child’s health, safety, and welfare are at risk of imminent harm. Any risk of harm or neglect may be the basis for juvenile dependency. Common reasons include:

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    What happens at a juvenile dependency hearing?
    When parents, guardians, or other family members cannot provide for a child’s basic needs, the government may step in. If the parents are abusive or neglectful toward their child, a juvenile dependency hearing will determine if the child should be temporarily or permanently removed from the family home.

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    What does a juvenile dependency attorney do?
    Juvenile dependency attorneys will be able to represent you in a dependency hearing to advocate for your parental rights your child’s best interests. They understand how the family court system works and what evidence will be necessary to keep your children at home. Family Law Questions?

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  5. California Courts
    https://www.courts.ca.gov/1205.htm

    Guide to Dependency Court – For Parents - California Courts

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  6. California Courts
    http://courts.ca.gov/documents/juvenile-dependency-court-and-you.pdf
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    The Juvenile Dependency Court and You: A Guide for Parents

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