Article 10C Flashcards
1092- Destitute Children- Definitions
“Destitute child” - (WORST DESTINY’S CHILD COVER BAND EVER) shall mean a child not subject to ___________ of this act, is without a parent or other person responsible for their care and is a state of suffering due to a lack of food, clothing, shelter or medical or surgical care
article 10
1092- Destitute Children- Definitions
“destitute child” shall mean a child under the age of eighteen who is in a state of want or suffering due to lack of sufficient food, clothing, shelter, or medical or surgical care and:
- does not fit within the definition of an “abused child” or a “neglected child” as such terms are defined in article 10 and
- the Child is without any parent or caretaker available to sufficiently care for him or her, due to:
- the death of a parent or caretaker; or
- the incapacity or debilitation of a parent or caretaker, where such incapacity or debilitation would prevent such parent or caretaker from being able to knowingly and voluntarily enter into a written agreement to transfer the care and custody of said child; or
- the inability of social services to locate any parent or caretaker, after making reasonable efforts to do so; or
- a parent or caretaker being physically located outside of the state of New York and social services is or has been unable to return the child to such parent or caretaker while or after making reasonable efforts to do so, unless the lack of such efforts is or was appropriate under the circumstances.
1092- Destitute Children- Definitions
“destitute child” shall mean a child under the age of eighteen who is in a state of want or suffering due to lack of sufficient food, clothing, shelter, or medical or surgical care and:
1. does not fit within the definition of an “abused child” or a “neglected child” as such terms are defined in article 10 and
2. the Child is without any parent or caretaker available to sufficiently care for him or her, due to:
- the death of a parent or caretaker; or
- the incapacity or debilitation of a parent or caretaker, where such incapacity or debilitation would prevent such parent or caretaker from being able to knowingly and voluntarily enter into a written agreement to transfer the care and custody of said child; or
- the inability of social services to locate any parent or caretaker, after making reasonable efforts to do so; or
- a parent or caretaker being physically located outside of the state of New York and social services is or has been unable to return the child to such parent or caretaker while or after making reasonable efforts to do so, unless the lack of such efforts is or was appropriate under the circumstances.
1092- Destitute Children- Definitions
“Parent” - shall mean any living biological or adoptive parent of the child whose rights have not been ________________ or ____________
terminated or surrendered
1092- Destitute Children- Definitions
“caretaker” shall mean a person or persons, other than a parent of a child alleged or adjudicated to be a destitute child, who possesses a valid, current court order providing him or her with temporary or permanent ____________ or ____________ of said child.
guardianship or custody
1092- Destitute Children- Definitions
“____________________” - shall mean a hearing in accordance with article 10A of this act
Permanency hearing
1092- Destitute Children- Definitions
“Commissioner of Social Services” - Shall mean the commissioner of the local department of social services or in a city of one million or more, the ________________________
administration for children’s services
1092- Destitute Children- Definitions
“Interested adult” shall mean a person or persons over the age of __________ , other than a parent or caretaker, who, at the relevant time resided with and had responsibility for the day-to-day care of a child alleged or adjudicated to be destitute.
eighteen
1093- Destitute Children - Originating proceedings.
A commissioner of social services may originate a proceeding under this article by filing a ____________ alleging that the child is a destitute child
petition
1093- Destitute Children - Originating proceedings.
A commissioner of social services who accepts the care of custody of a child appearing to be a destitute child shall file a petition within ___________ of accepting the care and custody of such child
FOURTEEN(14) DAYS
1093- Destitute Children - Originating proceedings.
Venue - A petition for a destitute child must be filed in the county where the child ______ or __________ , but, on motion of any party or attorney, the court may transfer the case to another county if it is more appropriate, including, but not limited to, a county located within a jurisdiction where the child is domiciled or has another significant nexus
resides or is found
1093- Destitute Children - Originating proceedings.
The petition shall allege upon information and belief:
- The manner, date and circumstance under which the child became known to the petitioner
- The child’s date of birth
- That the child is a destitute child and the basis for the allegation
- The identity of the parent or parents of the child in question
- Whether the parent or parents are living or deceased
- The whereabouts or last known address of the parents or parent
- The identity of a caretaker or interested adult, if known
- The efforts made prior to the filing of a petition to prevent the removal of the child from the home and if such efforts were not made, the reasons such efforts were not made
- The efforts made to return the child to the home if removed prior to the filing of a petition, and if such efforts were not made, the reasons such efforts were not made
1093- Destitute Children - Originating proceedings.
The petition shall allege upon information and belief:
- 1. The manner, date and circumstance under which the child became known to the petitioner
- 2.The child’s date of birth
- 3.That the child is a destitute child and the basis for the allegation
- 4.The identity of the parent or parents of the child in question
- 5. Whether the parent or parents are living or deceased
- 6. The whereabouts or last known address of the parents or parent
- 7. The identity of a caretaker or interested adult, if known
- 8. The efforts made prior to the filing of a petition to prevent the removal of the child from the home and if such efforts were not made, the reasons such efforts were not made
- 9.The efforts made to return the child to the home if removed prior to the filing of a petition, and if such efforts were not made, the reasons such efforts were not made
1093- Destitute Children - Originating proceedings.
The petition shall contain a notice in conspicuous print that if the child remains in foster care for ________ of the most recent ___________ ,the agency may be required to bring a petition to terminate parental rights
Fifteen…… Twenty-Two months
1093- Destitute Children - Originating proceedings.
Upon filing a petition, if a living parent or other person responsible for the child’s care is identified in the petition,the court shall cause a copy of the petition and a summons to be issued the __________ the petition is filed, requiring such parent to appear on the return date
same day
1093- Destitute Children - Originating proceedings.
Service of the summons and petition shall be made by delivery of a copy thereof to the person summoned at least ___________ prior to the time stated for appearance
TWENTY FOUR (24) HOURS
1093- Destitute Children - Originating proceedings.
The court may send process outside the state in the same manner and with the same effect as process within the state in the exercise of personal jurisdiction over any person, despite the fact that they are not a resident or domiciliary of this state
If an out of state respondent defaults in appearing to answer the petition, the court may on its own motion or on motion of any party, proceed to a hearing
If after __________ , personal service is not made, substituted service may be provided for
reasonable effort