Online Materials
ADOPTION AND SAFE FAMILIES ACT
- How Does Title IV-E Apply to Youth in the Juvenile Justice System?
- ASFA and the Final Rule. The Highlights
- Some Questions to Guide Permanency Hearings
- ASFA and the Courts, by Mark Hardin
- ASFA Timeline
- Summary of ASFA regulations from Child CourtWorks
CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES REVIEW
- Memorandum of Understanding: Iowa Department of Human Services-Judicial Branch Cooperation
- Sample Memorandum of Understanding: Court-Agency Cooperation on Child and Family Service Reviews (CFSRs)
- Children's Bureau Information Memorandum regarding cooperation between state child welfare agencies and state courts on Child and Family Services Reviews (CFSRs)
- Children's Bureau Information on the CFSRs and PIPs
- Child and Family Services Reviews (CFSRs): How Judges, Court Administrators, and Attorneys Should be Involved, paper by Mark Hardin
- Agency and Court Collaboration on the CFSRs and PIPs
- How and Why to Involve the Courts in Your Child and Family Services Review (CFSR): Suggestions for Agency Administrators, paper by Mark Hardin
- Case Planning and the CFSR
- CFSR: Case Outcomes and Systemic Factors
- How Can We Help With CFSRs
CIP MATERIALS
OTHER
- The Kenny A Case Child Advocate Attorney Representation and Workload Study, by Governmental Services Division, Carl Vinson Institute of Government, The University of Georgia, 2007
- The Kenny A Case Child Advocate Attorney Representation and Workload Study Appendix, by Governmental Services Division, Carl Vinson Institute of Government, The University of Georgia, 2007
- Improving Outcomes Together: Court and Child Welfare Collaboration, by: Cecilia Fiermonte, J.D., and the Honorable Nancy Sidote Salyers
- The Judicial Education Reference, Information, and Technical Transfer Project (JERITT) National Curriculum
- Immigration Benchbook for Juvenile and Family Court Judges, Immigration Legal Resource Center
- Legal Rights and Options for Runaway Teens, Legal Services for Children
- Children's Defense Fund, State Fact Sheets on Child Welfare Funding
- Representing Parents in Child Welfare Cases A Basic Introduction for Attorneys, by: Diane Boyd Rauber, J.D., with Lisa A. Granik, J.D.
- Improving Outcomes for Older Youth What Judges and Attorneys Need to Know, by: Kathleen M. McNaught, J.D., and Lauren Onkeles, J.D.
- Parent Standards Passed by House of Delegates - August 2006
- Standards of Practice for Lawyers Representing Child Welfare Agencies, by Mimi Laver
- Standards of Practice for a Lawyer Representing A Child in Abuse and Neglect Cases
- Draft Model Juvenile Court Automated Performance Data (Dependency Case Processing) Report
- Privacy and Information Sharing in Child Abuse and Neglect Cases
Center on Children and the Law
The Children's Bureau
