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Iowa Petition For Family In Need of Assistance
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Adjudication is a legal word that simply means a formal decision. Dependent means that the children are now under the supervision of the court.In these cases, a petition may be filed asking the court for a hearing where a judge will decide if supervision is required. This is the adjudication or petition hearing.
The adoption of bridge orders allowing transfer of jurisdiction related to CINA cases. By Jenny Tegeler, Staff Attorney at Iowa Legal Aid.A bridge order allows the juvenile court to close a CINA case by entering an order determining custody and visitation and then transferring jurisdiction to the district court.
A parent who abuses drugs or alcohol and is unable to care for the children will be found unfit to have custody.A parent who works excessive hours, so that he or she is not awake and able to care for the child or supervise the child's activities, may be found unfit.
What is a CINA Case? Most CINA cases involve abused or neglected children. The State files a petition alleging that the child is a child in need of assistance. The petition says the state's protection and Juvenile Court involvement is necessary to ensure the child's well-being.
A Child in Need of Assistance requires the Court's intervention because there is neglect, abuse or a developmental disability/ mental disorder AND the parents/ guardian/ custodian are unable or unwilling to provide proper care.
In some circumstances, it is appropriate for a court to assess whether a Child is In Need of Assistance. This is referred to as a CINA case.
The bridging orders will be one of 11 preprinted sets of orders, containing only the basic orders needed for interim care and patient safety. The dedicated patient admission nurse receives the bridging orders, and then locates an available bed for the patient.