Decision-Making for the Permanent Placement of Children Oregon
Statute: § 419B.470
Permanency hearing:
Within 30 days of a finding that reasonable
efforts to reunify are not required
No later than 12 months after the child was
placed under the jurisdiction of the court or 14
months after the child was placed in care,
whichever occurs first
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Every 12 months thereafter
Persons Entitled to Attend Hearings
Statute:
Not specified in statute
Determinations Made at Hearings
Statute: § 419B.476
Whether the department has made reasonable efforts and the parent has made sufficient progress to reunify the family
Compliance with the case plan
Efforts made by the department to develop a
concurrent permanent plan
Permanency Options
Statute: §§ 419B.343(3); 419B.476
Return to parent
Adoption
Legal guardianship
Another planned permanent living arrangement
For a child age 16 or older, independent living
If an Indian child, the placement preference
established by the Indian Child Welfare Act
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