Arizona Statutes
§ 8-842 — Initial dependency hearing; deadlines
Arizona § 8-842
JurisdictionArizona
Title 8Arizona Revised Statutes
Ch. 4DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SAFETY
Art. 10Dependency Determination and Disposition
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 8-842 (2026).
Text
A.Except as provided in section 8-826, the court shall set the initial dependency hearing within twenty-one days after the petition is filed. If service by publication is required, the court may set an initial dependency hearing within a time period to allow for publication pursuant to the rules of procedure for the juvenile court.
B.At the initial dependency hearing, the court shall:
1.Determine if the parent or guardian is providing the court and the department with the names, the type of relationship and all available information necessary to locate persons who are related to the child or who have a significant relationship with the child.
2.Determine that the department is conducting a due diligence search pursuant to section 8-514.07 and attempting to identify and assess placem
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