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The document is a court order from the District Court of Kansas directing a child to remain in their current placement. It outlines the conditions under which the order is issued, including the presence of the child and guardian ad litem, the child's prior adjudication, and the notification of potential consequences for violating the order. The order emphasizes that it will be filed in the official case file and includes a certificate of service confirming delivery to involved parties.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the child's name and year of birth in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
Select the appropriate gender option (male or female) by checking the corresponding box.
Fill in the case number, which is essential for tracking and referencing within court records.
In the 'Order to Remain in Placement' section, input the date and judge's name where indicated. This formalizes the order issued by the court.
Review each numbered point carefully, ensuring that all necessary details are included regarding the child's situation and legal standing.
Complete the 'Certificate of Service' section by entering the delivery date of this order to ensure proper documentation.

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