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.
Seattle Washington JU 03.0500 — Dependency Review HearinOrderde— - Permanency Planning Hearing — DPRHO is a legal process in the state of Washington to review and plan for the permanent placement of dependent children. This hearing order is an essential part of the child welfare system, aimed at ensuring the well-being and safety of children in need of protection. The Dependency Review Hearing Order, also known as Permanency Planning Hearing or PRO, occurs within a specific timeframe outlined by state law. It allows the court to assess the progress of the case, review the child's current placement, and determine the best possible permanent outcome for the child. During a PRO, the court examines various factors related to the child's safety, permanency, and well-being. These factors include the child's current living situation, visits with family members or foster parents, the child's educational needs, emotional and medical well-being, parental progress in addressing their issues, and the availability of suitable adoptive resources or guardianship options. The key objective of the Dependency Review Hearing Order is to identify a safe, permanent, and stable living arrangement for the child. There are different types of Pros, and they may vary based on the progression and circumstances of each case. These can include: 1. Initial Dependency Review Hearing: This hearing is typically held shortly after the initial removal of the child from their home to evaluate the child's temporary placement and determine the next steps. 2. Subsequent Dependency Review Hearings: These hearings occur periodically to assess the progress in achieving the goals set forth in the initial plan. They aim to ensure that services are being provided effectively to the child and their family, and to make any necessary adjustments to the plan. 3. Permanency Planning Hearing: This is a crucial hearing where the court sets the permanency plan for the child. The goal is to decide whether the child should be returned to their parents, placed with a relative, adopted, or have a guardianship established. 4. Disposition Review Hearings: These hearings are scheduled to review the disposition order made by the court and to evaluate the progress made in achieving the permanency goals. The Seattle Washington JU 03.0500 — Dependency Review HearinOrderde— - Permanency Planning Hearing — DPRHO process ensures comprehensive and regular evaluation of the child's circumstances in order to make informed decisions about their future. The court works collaboratively with all parties involved, including the child, their parents, caregivers, caseworkers, and attorneys, to achieve the best possible outcome for the child's well-being and stability.Seattle Washington JU 03.0500 — Dependency Review HearinOrderde— - Permanency Planning Hearing — DPRHO is a legal process in the state of Washington to review and plan for the permanent placement of dependent children. This hearing order is an essential part of the child welfare system, aimed at ensuring the well-being and safety of children in need of protection. The Dependency Review Hearing Order, also known as Permanency Planning Hearing or PRO, occurs within a specific timeframe outlined by state law. It allows the court to assess the progress of the case, review the child's current placement, and determine the best possible permanent outcome for the child. During a PRO, the court examines various factors related to the child's safety, permanency, and well-being. These factors include the child's current living situation, visits with family members or foster parents, the child's educational needs, emotional and medical well-being, parental progress in addressing their issues, and the availability of suitable adoptive resources or guardianship options. The key objective of the Dependency Review Hearing Order is to identify a safe, permanent, and stable living arrangement for the child. There are different types of Pros, and they may vary based on the progression and circumstances of each case. These can include: 1. Initial Dependency Review Hearing: This hearing is typically held shortly after the initial removal of the child from their home to evaluate the child's temporary placement and determine the next steps. 2. Subsequent Dependency Review Hearings: These hearings occur periodically to assess the progress in achieving the goals set forth in the initial plan. They aim to ensure that services are being provided effectively to the child and their family, and to make any necessary adjustments to the plan. 3. Permanency Planning Hearing: This is a crucial hearing where the court sets the permanency plan for the child. The goal is to decide whether the child should be returned to their parents, placed with a relative, adopted, or have a guardianship established. 4. Disposition Review Hearings: These hearings are scheduled to review the disposition order made by the court and to evaluate the progress made in achieving the permanency goals. The Seattle Washington JU 03.0500 — Dependency Review HearinOrderde— - Permanency Planning Hearing — DPRHO process ensures comprehensive and regular evaluation of the child's circumstances in order to make informed decisions about their future. The court works collaboratively with all parties involved, including the child, their parents, caregivers, caseworkers, and attorneys, to achieve the best possible outcome for the child's well-being and stability.
