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Overview. In 2021 the Johnson County District Attorney’s Office filed 231 Child in Need of Care (CINC) cases based on abuse and neglect or dangerous conduct on the part of the minor child, and 336 CINC cases based truancy or the failure to attend school as required by law. A CINC case for abuse and neglect is initiated by a report to local ...
LPDB Trial Court Performance Standards For CINC Representation. The Louisiana Public Defender Board Trial Court Performance Standards for Attorneys Representing Parents in Child in Need of Case and Termination of Parental Rights Cases are intended to encourage public defenders, assistant public defenders and appointed counsel to perform to a high standard of …
Case Filing Cover Sheets; Child Support & Parenting Time; ... (Forms 101-107) Commencement of CINC Action (Forms 110-136) Adjudicatory Procedure (Forms 140.1-142) Dispositional Procedure (Forms 150-151.1) Post-Dispositional Procedures (Forms 160-176) Termination of Parental Rights (Forms 180-190) ... Power of Attorney; Other
In 2018 the Johnson County District Attorney’s Office filed 488 Child in Need of Care (CINC) cases based on abuse and neglect or dangerous conduct on the part of the minor child, and 278 CINC cases based truancy or the failure to attend school as required by law. A CINC case for abuse and neglect is initiated by a report to local law enforcement or the Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF), followed by an investigation by DCF and law enforcement. The DCF investigation often includes the offering of services to avoid the need for court involvement. When possible, the child and family receive services to address issues while the family remains intact and the child is in the home. If the child cannot be safely maintained at home, a request is made to the Johnson County District Attorney’s Office and a CINC petition is filed with the court.
The DCF investigation often includes the offering of services to avoid the need for court involvement. When possible, the child and family receive services to address issues while the family remains intact and the child is in the home.
If the allegations are such that the child could be “harmed”, law enforcement has the authority to remove the child from the home and place the child in Police Protective Custody for up to 72 hours, excluding weekends and court holidays.
Once a CINC case is formally filed with the court an attorney will appointed as a guardian ad litem (GAL) to represent the best interests of the child in court proceedings. The child’s parents or guardians are also entitled to court appointed counsel if the parents are deemed to be indigent.
In CINC cases, the court must first determine whether all parents and grandparents have been properly notified and served with the petition which outlines the reasons the child is “in need of care”. Then the court must determine if the child is "in need of care" (meaning, that the child is without proper care or supervision, or has been abused, ...
In Kansas, a Child in Need of Care Case takes precedence over a civil (family law) and over a (probate) guardianship case.
I have to make some assumptions here because the original question lacked detail. If one parent had residential custody in one court, but then a CINC was started, then the CINC controls while it is open. When the CINC closes, the original court orders control, unless they have changed. Often the case is in the same court, but not always.
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After the case concludes, you will: Hear the final result (called a "court judgment") or receive a "money judgment" by certified mail. Follow the judge's instructions to return personal property, pay fines, be paid a settlement, or other retribution, or file an appeal if you do not like the outcome of the case.
If you won the court judgment or money judgment, your battle might not be over yet. Some people will refuse to pay you, or they may need a payment plan. The courts will not help you get the money you won.
Delinquent: In civil or family cases, failing to pay an amount of money when due: In juvenile cases, a child who violated a law, local ordinance, or an order of the Superior Court.
Adult Court Transfer: The transfer of juveniles who are at least fourteen years old to regular criminal dockets in Geographical Area or Judicial District courts. Also involves the transfer from a Juvenile Detention Center to the State Department of Correction.
Adult Probation: A legal status, applied to people 16 years of age and older, who have been convicted of a crime and placed under the supervision of a probation officer for a period of time set by the court.
Alford Doctrine: A plea in a criminal case in which the defendant does not admit guilt, but agrees that the state has enough evidence against him or her to get a conviction. Allows the defendant to enter into a plea bargain with the state. If the judge accepts the Alford Plea, a guilty finding is made on the record.
Amicus Curiae brief: A Latin term meaning “friend of the court.”. An Amicus Curiae brief is filed by someone who is not a party to a case but has an interest in its outcome. A person who wants to file an amicus curiae brief usually has to get the court’s permission to do so.
Annulment: A court order declaring that a marriage is invalid. Answer: A court document, or pleading, in a civil case, by which the defendant responds to the plaintiff's complaint. Appeal: Asking a higher court to review the decision or sentence of a trial court because the lower court made an error.
Appeal: Asking a higher court to review the decision or sentence of a trial court because the lower court made an error.