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Originally Posted by laceymom I guess after my vent is if anyone knows if out of state family has to be filed with the court |
Not before the family is approved. Sometimes a court order is required for an ICPC and the information would then be filed with the court, but where I am such hearings last for about two minutes and I seriously doubt the foster parents would be notified. If the family passes the home study, then it would be discussed in court.
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Originally Posted by laceymom My other question is do you think I should still go to the trail. They do not need me for anything and I will have to sit outside and if any family member shows I will be with them outside. It is not like they will ask me any questions about FC. They did not last time(still can not get over that) |
Where I am, there are three TPR-related hearings:
1)TPR Advisory Hearing: basically informs parents the court is seeking TPR
2)TPR Pre-trial Hearing: mostly administrative to ensure that all the attorneys and parties are where they should be with paperwork, filings, etc.
3)TPR Trial: the actual trial with testimony pertaining to the best interests of the child.
I don't know if it's the same where you are. Where I am, foster parents would not be expected to attend the first two hearings, but might be called to testify at the third.
Source: http://forums.adoption.com/foster-parent-support/408436-feeling-used-tpr-trail-long-vent-sorry.html
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