Ward of the state definition

Ward of the state means a child who has been committed to the Cabinet for Families and Children or the Department of Juvenile Justice through a legal process, whether the commitment is voluntary or non-voluntary and the biological or adoptive parental rights have been terminated.

Ward of the state means a child who, as determined by the state where the child resides, is:

Ward of the state means a child or youth under the age of 21:

Examples of Ward of the state in a sentence

• Ward of the state does not include a foster child who has a foster parent who meets the above definition of a parent.

• Ward of the state means a child who, as determined by the state, is a foster child, a ward of the state, or in the custody of a public child welfare agency.

• Ward of the state does not include a foster child who has a foster parent who meets the above definition of a parent.42.

• Ward of the state," a child who, as determined by the state where the child resides, is a foster child, a ward of the state, or in the custody of a public child welfare agency.

• By directly or indirectly obtaining government funds to which it was not entitled, Defendant was unjustly enriched, and is liable to account for and pay such amounts, or the proceeds therefrom, which are to be determined at trial, to the United States.

More Definitions of Ward of the state

Ward of the state means a student who, pursuant to an order of a court of competent jurisdiction, is under the guardianship of an agency of the State, is a foster child for whom the foster parent is not the student’s parent or is a student who, pursuant to an order of a court of competent jurisdiction, is in the custody of the State child welfare agency.

Ward of the state means a child who, as determined by the state where the child resides is: (34 CFR 300.45)

Ward of the state means a child who, as determined by the State where the child resides, is a foster child, is a ward of the State, or is in the custody of a public child welfare agency. The term does not include a foster child who has a foster parent who meets the definition of a parent in 92 NAC 51-003.44.

Ward of the state means child who is in the temporary or permanent custody of, or committed to, the Department of Human Services or Oregon Youth Authority through the action of the juvenile court.

Ward of the state means an individual:

Ward of the state as used in the IDEA, means a student who, as determined by the state where the child lives, is a foster child, considered a ward of the state under state law, or is in the custody of a public child welfare agency. “Ward of the state” does not include a foster child who has a foster parent meeting the definition of a parent as used in the IDEA.

Ward of the state means an individual (a) who is at least 17 years of age and not older than 26 years of age; (b) who had a permanency goal in the individual's treatment plan, as defined in Sections 62A-4a-205 and 78-3a-312, of long-term foster care while in the custody of the Division; and (c) for whom the custody of the Division was not terminated as a result of adoption.