Understanding Termination Of Parental Rights (Ky)

1. The following is grounds to file a TPR petition:

Abandonment

Continuing Involvement of parent is a threat to the child irrespective of services

Parent signs a voluntary surrender

All choices are correct

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2. When considering best interest of the child in regards to the TPR petition, the judge will consider:

The present and future medical and health needs of the child

Love, affection, and emotional ties between the child and the parent, siblings and relatives

The capacity of the parents to care for the child

All choices are correct

3. A defense to the TPR petition is:

Parents lack of financial resources

The department has not made reasonable efforts to reunify

The parent was not informed of their right to counsel

All choices are correct

4. The legal document that must be filed to achieve a Termination of Parental Rights is called a:

Termination of Parental Rights Petition

Petition for Permanency

Judicial Review

Right of Permanency Petition

6. There are grounds to file a TPR petition if the child has been in care for ____________ months and the parents have not substantially complied with the case plan.

6 months

12 of the last 22 months

6 of the last 18 months

12 of the last 24 months

7. Which is NOT grounds to file an immediate/expedited TPR petition?

Egregious conduct

Severe abuse of the child

Parental rights of the parent to a sibling have been involuntarily terminated

The parent has materially breached the case plan

8. Grounds exist to file a TPR petition if the child, or another child of the parent has been placed in out-of-home care on two or more occasions and the placement was caused by the parent.

True

False

9. The following is NOT true about post-TPR contact:

The court may order that parents, siblings or relatives be allowed to maintain communication with the child

At the time of adoption, the nature and frequency of communication must be reviewed

Validity of the adoption may not be contingent upon post adoption contact

After the adoption is completed, the adoptive parent may not petition the court to review the contact order

10. Parent(s) with a history of extensive, abusive, and chronic alcohol or substance abuse that has refused or failed to complete treatment within the ______ period preceding the TPR filing is grounds for the petition.

3 year

2 year

12 months

6 months

Understanding Termination Of Parental Rights (Ky)

1. The following is grounds to file a TPR petition:

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2. When considering best interest of the child in regards to the TPR petition, the judge will consider:

3. A defense to the TPR petition is:

4. The legal document that must be filed to achieve a Termination of Parental Rights is called a:

5. The law says a TPR petition can be filed when children are removed from their parents.

6. There are grounds to file a TPR petition if the child has been in care for ____________ months and the parents have not substantially complied with the case plan.

7. Which is NOT grounds to file an immediate/expedited TPR petition?

8. Grounds exist to file a TPR petition if the child, or another child of the parent has been placed in out-of-home care on two or more occasions and the placement was caused by the parent.

9. The following is NOT true about post-TPR contact:

10. Parent(s) with a history of extensive, abusive, and chronic alcohol or substance abuse that has refused or failed to complete treatment within the ______ period preceding the TPR filing is grounds for the petition.