Absent parent means a parent (see OAR 461-001-0000) whose parental rights have not been legally severed or a stepparent currently legally married (see OAR 461-001-0000) to a parent of a child (see OAR 461-001-0000) who does not live in the same household as the child.¶
Absent parent means the parent who either cannot be located or who is located and is not residing with the child at the time the support collection or paternity determination services provided in sections 252B.5 and 252B.6 are requested or commenced.
Examples of Absent parent in a sentence
Meaning of absent parent L3166 Absent parent means a parent of a child who has died where 1.
Absent parent information, however, will be verified before being fully accepted.
Absent parent searchDHS must give parents and guardians with legal standing notice of dependency proceedings that may limit or terminate parental rights.
The child must be deprived of parental support or care due to one of the following: • Deceased parent• Incapacitated parent• Unemployed parent• Absent parent.
Absent parent permission for the particular purpose, staff members may not send, share, or post pictures, text messages, e-mails or other material that personally identifies district students in electronic or any other form of personal technology.
More Definitions of Absent parent
Absent parent means a parent of a child who has died where—
Absent parent means an individual who is absent from the home and is legally responsible for providing financial
Absent parent means an individual who is absent from the home and is legally responsible for providing financial and/or medical support for a dependent child.
Absent parent means a responsible person as defined in
Absent parent means a biological parent who is not ordinarily resident with the child;
Absent parent means any parent who is not providing care and control of the child or who cannot be counted on to function in the planning for the physical care, guidance, and maintenance of the child.
Absent parent means a responsible parent person, as defined in § 63.1-249 § 63.1-250