Chapter 260D — Child in Voluntary Foster Care for Treatment

260D.01 Child in Voluntary Foster Care for Treatment Chapter 260D allows parents and social services agencies to voluntarily place a child in foster care when the child … 260D.011 Compliance With Federal Indian Child Welfare Act and Minnesota Indian Family Preservation Act When a child is Native American and covered by chapter 260D, the proceedings must follow both the federal Indian Child … 260D.02 Definitions This section defines key terms used throughout chapter 260D, including what it means for a child to be in voluntary … 260D.03 Voluntary Foster Care A voluntary foster care agreement is the legal tool that allows a parent and a social services agency to place a child … 260D.04 Required Information for a Child in Voluntary Foster Care for Treatment When a child aged 12 or older is placed in voluntary foster care for treatment, the agency must inform the child of … 260D.05 Administrative Review of Child in Voluntary Foster Care for Treatment Children in voluntary foster care for treatment must receive the same periodic administrative reviews required for other … 260D.06 Agency Report to Court and Court Review of Child in Voluntary Foster Care for Treatment Due to Disability Within 165 days of a voluntary foster care placement, the agency must submit a detailed written report to the juvenile … 260D.07 Required Permanency Review Hearing When a child has been in voluntary foster care for treatment for 13 months — or 15 of the last 22 months — the agency … 260D.08 Annual Review After the permanency review hearing, a child in voluntary foster care for treatment must have court review at least … 260D.09 Permanency Review After Adjudication Under Chapter 260c When a child was in court-ordered foster care under chapter 260C but the safety issues have been resolved and only … 260D.10 Termination of Voluntary Placement Agreement Either the parent or the agency can end a voluntary foster care for treatment agreement by giving written notice. After … 260D.11 Dispositions; Voluntary Foster Care for Treatment A parent or guardian can petition the juvenile court if they believe a child's needs are not being met while the child … 260D.12 Trial Home Visits; Voluntary Foster Care for Treatment A parent and the social services agency can agree to let a child in voluntary foster care for treatment return home on a … 260D.14 Successful Transition to Adulthood for Youth in Voluntary Placement Youth in voluntary foster care for treatment who are 14 or older must have case planning that includes transition to …