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Step inside the courtroom for a series of consequential family law hearings, including multiple status hearings and a final custody resolution. The court meticulously reviews the progress of parents working to meet court-ordered services, addressing complex challenges related to adhering to family service plans and ensuring the stable placement of their children.
Hear discussions between permanency specialists, attorneys, and the judge as they navigate difficult issues such as children’s behavioral and placement needs, parental compliance, and arranging supervised or virtual visitations. This session provides a detailed look at the legal process of establishing a path toward family reunification or determining permanent custody arrangements, always with a primary focus on the physical health and safety of the children involved.


Litigants:

White Family:
Parents: Michelle White (Mother), Sean White (Father).
Attorneys: Mr. Noack (Mother), Mr. Barfield (Father), Miss Wiggins (Children), Miss Gutierrez (Department).
Specialist: Sylvia (Saint Francis Ministries).
Sanchez Family:
Parents/Alleged Fathers: Jessica Sanchez (Mother), Steven Moore, Jonathan Nichols.
Attorneys: Miss Archer (Mother), Miss Wiggins (Child), Miss Gutierrez (Department).
Specialists: Crystal Potts, Karen Huddleston (Saint Francis Ministries).
Robertson Family:
Parents: Christiana Vales Jones (Mother), Mr. Robertson the Third (Father).
Attorneys: Miss Graff (Mother), Miss Gran (Father), Miss Wiggins (Child), Miss Wildman (Department).
Specialist: Miss Vasquez Moreno (Saint Francis Ministries).
Pelt/Noles Family:
Parents: Miss Pelt (Mother), Brandon Noles (Father).
Attorneys: Miss Riley (Mother), Mr. Michaelson (Father), Miss Holcomb (Child).
Department/CASA: Miss Wildman (Department), Miss Garrett (CASA).


Legal Terms Used:
Status Hearing: A court hearing to check on the progress of a case and make sure everything is on track.
Permanency Specialist: Social worker who works to get children into a permanent living situation, such as returning to their parents or adoption.
DEA P (Disciplinary Educational Alternative Placement): A school for students who have had disciplinary issues.
IEP (Individualized Education Program): A plan for a student with a disability to help them succeed in school.
Play Therapy: A type of therapy for children where they use play to express their feelings and work through problems.
Osar (Outreach, Screening, Assessment, and Referral): A substance abuse assessment.
Inpatient Treatment: A program where a person lives at a facility to receive substance abuse treatment.
Wave (Women's Anger and Violence): A program that helps women deal with anger and violence.
Service Plans: A written plan outlining the services a parent needs to complete to get their children back.
Urinalysis (UA): A urine test.
Hair Follicle Test: A drug test that analyzes hair samples.
Bond Restriction: A condition of release from jail or a court order that restricts the father from having contact with the children.
Temporary Managing Conservator: The temporary guardian of a child.
Placement: Where the children are living.
Casa (Court Appointed Special Advocate): A volunteer who advocates for the best interests of a child in court.
This is legal commentary for educational purposes only. Not legal advice.