At first contact in an abuse or neglect investigation, a child safety worker must tell a parent or guardian about the option to arrange temporary guardianship.
At first contact in an abuse or neglect investigation, a child safety worker must tell a parent or guardian that they may arrange temporary guardianship for their child.
The law requires a child safety worker to tell a parent or guardian that they may delegate temporary guardianship of the child. This applies to a parent or guardian under investigation for alleged abuse or neglect. The delegation must follow section 14-5104. The worker must give this notice at initial contact.
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