OAR 413-020-0045

OAR 413-020-0045. Criteria for Continuing a Voluntary Custody Agreement After a Child Reaches 18 Years of Age

Last amended: 2023Length: 133 wordsOfficial source
(1) The Department determines that the child will need placement services after reaching 18 years of age and continues a Voluntary Custody Agreement after the child reaches 18 years per ORS 418.027(5) if: (a) One of the conditions in OAR 413-020-0010(2)(a)-(c), which led the Department to assume voluntary custody of the child, continues at the time of the child’s 18th birthday; (b) The young adult agrees to the Department’s continued assumption of all parental and legal responsibilities that the Voluntary Custody Agreement does not specifically reserve to the parent, guardian, or Indian custodian; (c) The District Manager approves the continuation of the Voluntary Custody Agreement. (2) The court must determine continued custody is in the best interests of the young adult and approve the continuation of the Voluntary Custody Agreement every 180 days.
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