This form is an order of the court regading the review of dependency. This is an official form from the Washington Court System, which complies with all applicable laws and statutes. USLF amends and updates forms as is required by Washington statutes and law.
The King Washington JU 03.0500 — Dependency Review HearinOrderde— - Permanency Planning Hearing — DPRHO is a legal document that outlines the proceedings and decisions made in relation to a child welfare case. This order is typically issued by the Juvenile Court in King County, Washington. The purpose of the Dependency Review Hearing Order (DRH) is to review the progress and status of a child who has been placed under state custody due to concerns for their safety or well-being. The hearing aims to assess various aspects of the child's welfare, including their living situation, education, health, and overall development. The Permanency Planning Hearing (PPH) is a crucial component of the Dependency Review process. It focuses on determining the best long-term plan for the child. The court considers three main options during the PPH: reunification with the biological family, adoption by a suitable caregiver, or continued foster care placement. The King Washington JU 03.0500 — Dependency Review HearinOrderde— - Permanency Planning Hearing — DPRHO includes specific information relevant to the case such as the names of all parties involved, the child's current placement, the child's age and developmental needs, any progress made by the parents or guardians, and the recommendations made by social workers or other professionals involved in the case. It also outlines the decisions made by the court regarding visitation rights, treatment plans, and services to be provided. In addition to the standard Dependency Review Hearing Order — Permanency Planning Hearing, there may be variations or different types based on the specific circumstances of the case. These could include: 1. Expedited Dependency Review Hearing Order: This type of order is issued in cases where there is an urgent need for a review hearing due to concerns regarding the child's safety or immediate placement needs. 2. Mediation Dependency Review Hearing Order: This order is issued when the court or parties involved decide to use mediation as a means to resolve any outstanding disputes or disagreements related to the child's welfare and permanency planning. 3. Voluntary Placement Agreement Dependency Review Hearing Order: This type of order is specific to cases where the child is voluntarily placed by the parents or guardians in the custody of the state. It addresses specific issues related to the terms and conditions of the voluntary placement agreement. In summary, the King Washington JU 03.0500 — Dependency Review Hearing Order — Permanency PlanninHereinin— - DPRHO is a comprehensive legal document that provides a detailed account of the court's assessment, recommendations, and decisions regarding a child welfare case. It helps guide the parties involved in providing the best care and permanent placement for the child, ensuring their safety, well-being, and long-term stability.The King Washington JU 03.0500 — Dependency Review HearinOrderde— - Permanency Planning Hearing — DPRHO is a legal document that outlines the proceedings and decisions made in relation to a child welfare case. This order is typically issued by the Juvenile Court in King County, Washington. The purpose of the Dependency Review Hearing Order (DRH) is to review the progress and status of a child who has been placed under state custody due to concerns for their safety or well-being. The hearing aims to assess various aspects of the child's welfare, including their living situation, education, health, and overall development. The Permanency Planning Hearing (PPH) is a crucial component of the Dependency Review process. It focuses on determining the best long-term plan for the child. The court considers three main options during the PPH: reunification with the biological family, adoption by a suitable caregiver, or continued foster care placement. The King Washington JU 03.0500 — Dependency Review HearinOrderde— - Permanency Planning Hearing — DPRHO includes specific information relevant to the case such as the names of all parties involved, the child's current placement, the child's age and developmental needs, any progress made by the parents or guardians, and the recommendations made by social workers or other professionals involved in the case. It also outlines the decisions made by the court regarding visitation rights, treatment plans, and services to be provided. In addition to the standard Dependency Review Hearing Order — Permanency Planning Hearing, there may be variations or different types based on the specific circumstances of the case. These could include: 1. Expedited Dependency Review Hearing Order: This type of order is issued in cases where there is an urgent need for a review hearing due to concerns regarding the child's safety or immediate placement needs. 2. Mediation Dependency Review Hearing Order: This order is issued when the court or parties involved decide to use mediation as a means to resolve any outstanding disputes or disagreements related to the child's welfare and permanency planning. 3. Voluntary Placement Agreement Dependency Review Hearing Order: This type of order is specific to cases where the child is voluntarily placed by the parents or guardians in the custody of the state. It addresses specific issues related to the terms and conditions of the voluntary placement agreement. In summary, the King Washington JU 03.0500 — Dependency Review Hearing Order — Permanency PlanninHereinin— - DPRHO is a comprehensive legal document that provides a detailed account of the court's assessment, recommendations, and decisions regarding a child welfare case. It helps guide the parties involved in providing the best care and permanent placement for the child, ensuring their safety, well-being, and long-term stability.
