Wisconsin Request to Change Placement, Revise Dispositional Order, Extend Dispositional Order, Review Permanency Plan, Terminate Dispositional Order - Indian Child Welfare Act

• Category: Wisconsin Statewide - Circuit Court - Adoption
• State: Wisconsin
• Control #: WI-SKU-1187
• Format: PDF

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Request to Change Placement, Revise Dispositional Order, Extend Dispositional Order, Review Permanency Plan, Terminate Dispositional Order - Indian Child Welfare Act Wisconsin Request to Change Placement, Revise Dispositional Order, Extend Dispositional Order, Review Permanency Plan, Terminate Dispositional Order — Indian Child Welfare Act is a set of procedures and requirements designed to ensure that Native American children in the state of Wisconsin have access to the best possible placement and services. The Indian Child Welfare Act (IOWA) is a federal law that was passed in 1978 in order to protect the best interests of Native American children and to promote the stability and security of Indian tribes and families. Under the IOWA, the state of Wisconsin must comply with certain procedural requirements to ensure that all Native American children are provided with the best possible placement and services. The primary types of Wisconsin Request to Change Placement, Revise Dispositional Order, Extend Dispositional Order, Review Permanency Plan, Terminate Dispositional Order — Indian Child Welfare Act are: 1. Request to Change Placement: The state of Wisconsin may file a request for a change in the placement of an Indian child that is in the care of the state. This request must be filed with the court that issued the dispositional order for the child. The court will review the request and determine whether the proposed change in placement is in the best interests of the child. 2. Revise Dispositional Order: The state of Wisconsin may file a request to revise a dispositional order issued for an Indian child. This request must be filed with the court that issued the dispositional order. The court will review the request and determine whether the proposed revisions are in the best interests of the child. 3. Extend Dispositional Order: The state of Wisconsin may file a request to extend a dispositional order issued for an Indian child. This request must be filed with the court that issued the dispositional order. The court will review the request and determine whether the proposed extension is in the best interests of the child. 4. Review Permanency Plan: The state of Wisconsin may file a request to review a permanency plan for an Indian child. This request must be filed with the court that issued the dispositional order. The court will review the request and determine whether the proposed plan is in the best interests of the child. 5. Terminate Dispositional Order: The state of Wisconsin may file a request to terminate a dispositional order issued for an Indian child. This request must be filed with the court that issued the dispositional order. The court will review the request and determine whether the proposed termination is in the best interests of the child.

Wisconsin Request to Change Placement, Revise Dispositional Order, Extend Dispositional Order, Review Permanency Plan, Terminate Dispositional Order — Indian Child Welfare Act is a set of procedures and requirements designed to ensure that Native American children in the state of Wisconsin have access to the best possible placement and services. The Indian Child Welfare Act (IOWA) is a federal law that was passed in 1978 in order to protect the best interests of Native American children and to promote the stability and security of Indian tribes and families. Under the IOWA, the state of Wisconsin must comply with certain procedural requirements to ensure that all Native American children are provided with the best possible placement and services. The primary types of Wisconsin Request to Change Placement, Revise Dispositional Order, Extend Dispositional Order, Review Permanency Plan, Terminate Dispositional Order — Indian Child Welfare Act are: 1. Request to Change Placement: The state of Wisconsin may file a request for a change in the placement of an Indian child that is in the care of the state. This request must be filed with the court that issued the dispositional order for the child. The court will review the request and determine whether the proposed change in placement is in the best interests of the child. 2. Revise Dispositional Order: The state of Wisconsin may file a request to revise a dispositional order issued for an Indian child. This request must be filed with the court that issued the dispositional order. The court will review the request and determine whether the proposed revisions are in the best interests of the child. 3. Extend Dispositional Order: The state of Wisconsin may file a request to extend a dispositional order issued for an Indian child. This request must be filed with the court that issued the dispositional order. The court will review the request and determine whether the proposed extension is in the best interests of the child. 4. Review Permanency Plan: The state of Wisconsin may file a request to review a permanency plan for an Indian child. This request must be filed with the court that issued the dispositional order. The court will review the request and determine whether the proposed plan is in the best interests of the child. 5. Terminate Dispositional Order: The state of Wisconsin may file a request to terminate a dispositional order issued for an Indian child. This request must be filed with the court that issued the dispositional order. The court will review the request and determine whether the proposed termination is in the best interests of the child.