Juvenile  General

Court supervision means the Child Welfare case will remain open but custody has been returned to at least one of the parents.

The following facts are specific to deprived cases, to include, IV-E Foster Care E and F case types, and Kinship Foster Care.

This article provides guidance on how to contact a Child Welfare Worker.

Child Support and Child Welfare rely on each other when working a case when a child is in DHS custody.

How to find where a child is staying when a child is taken into DHS custody and what to do.

Information needed when building a new case with the child in OKDHS custody.

This article provides the legal authority for assignment and management of deprived cases.

This article provides instruction for assignment and transfer of deprived cases.

The roles of different persons in juvenile cases are described in the following paragraphs. Assistant District Attorney Role The Assistant […]

A brief description of the child welfare process.

The process for Juvenile court jurisdiction including the deferral of deprived court jurisdiction.