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The document is a notice for a post-termination permanency hearing in a child in need of care (CINC) case in Kansas. It informs the child, if 14 years or older, about their right to attend the hearing, participate by sharing their feelings and needs, and be represented by a guardian ad litem (GAL). The notice outlines the importance of the child's voice in court proceedings and provides instructions on how to communicate with the court if they cannot attend.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling in the county name where the court is located in the designated space.
Enter the child's name and year of birth, selecting their gender from the options provided.
Complete the case number field with the appropriate case number assigned to your case.
Fill in the date, time, and courtroom/room details for the permanency hearing as specified.
Review the notice section carefully, ensuring you understand your rights and options regarding attendance at the hearing.
If you wish to submit a court report, ensure it is completed and submitted to your GAL at least 14 days before your hearing.

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