JV-440 Findings and Orders After 18-Month Permanency Hearing 2025

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Permanency hearings are meetings with the judge or a hearing officer to see how things are going and whether your parents are making changes to make your home safe. These meetings will occur as long as you are in DCFS care.
The court examines multiple factors about the childs needs and parents abilities to make appropriate custody arrangements, such as the childs relationship with each parent, the mental and physical health of all involved, and the parents ability to cooperate and make joint decisions.
Permanency can help a child form and maintain deep attachment to caretaker(s), which must be present to ensure a childs optimal physical and emotional growth and health (Szalavitz and Perry 2010).
This is a time where they check on parents progress, see if the child needs anything (therapy etc) , and ensure the placement is going well. The child advocate will make her wishes known. The court could also increase or decrease visitation and some other things depending on how the case is going.
At a permanency hearing, the court may do any of the following: Enter an order to return the child to the childs home. Enter an order to continue placement of the child for an additional six (6) months, at which time the court will hold a hearing to consider modification of its permanency order.
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Permanency Hearing If the child has not yet returned home, the court will begin to hold permanency hearings every six months to monitor the progress of the parents as they attempt to address the issues that brought their child into the system.
If all goes well during the permanency hearings, the court will order reunification. Reunification is a process. During that time, a DHS worker continues to work with you and provide the services that you need.

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