Or. Admin. Code § 413-040-0145 - Court Notification of Placement Changes and Request for Hearing
(1) When a
caseworker, in consultation with a supervisor as outlined in OAR
413-080-0051, removes a
child or young adult in the legal
custody of the Department from the physical custody
of a parent or guardian to manage the safety
of the child or young adult, the caseworker
must:
(a) Promptly complete a written report
on a form approved by the Department and send the report to
the juvenile court and all legal parties listed in ORS
419B.875 the day the
child or young adult is placed into
substitute care or no later than the morning of the next
business day;
(b) Promptly request
an expedited review hearing on the court's shelter hearing docket the day the
child or young adult is placed into
substitute care or no later than the morning of the next
business day; and
(c) If the
caseworker knows or has reason to know the child is an
Indian child, the worker must also comply with OAR
413-115-0050 through
0090.
(2) The Department
must notify the court when a permanent foster care placement disrupts so the
court can take appropriate action, including scheduling a permanency
hearing.
(3) Unless section (4) of
this rule applies, the Department must file a report with the juvenile court
when the Department has removed or plans to remove a child or young adult from
a foster home as defined in ORS
418.625 that is certified under
ORS 418.635 and the removal is for
the purpose of placing the child or young adult in a different substitute care
placement if:
(a) The child or young adult has
resided for 12 consecutive months or more in the foster home; or
(b) The child or young adult resides or
resided in the foster home pursuant to a permanent foster care
agreement.
(4) The
Department is not required to file a report under section (3) of this rule
when:
(a) The removal of the child or young
adult was made following a founded allegation of abuse or neglect by the foster
care provider of the child or young adult;
(b) The removal was made to address an
imminent threat to the health or safety of the child or young adult pending
completion of an investigation of reported abuse or neglect by the foster care
provider of the child or young adult;
(c) The Department has placed the child with
a person who has been selected by the Department to be the adoptive parent,
when the selection has become final after the expiration of any administrative
or judicial review procedures under ORS chapter 183; or
(d) The removal was made at the request of
the foster care provider.
(5) The Department must attend a court review
hearing scheduled by the court.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 418.005 & ORS 409.050
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 419B.373, ORS 419B.376, ORS 419B.440 - 419B.476 & ORS 419C.623 - 419C.656
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