Michigan § 722.136 Duties of child care organization, department of social services, or probate court.

Michigan Statutes

§ 722.136 — Duties of child care organization, department of social services, or probate court.

Michigan § 722.136

Ch. 722CHILDREN

Act 422 of 1984FOSTER CARE REVIEW BOARDS (722.131-722.140)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 722.136 (2026).

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FOSTER CARE REVIEW BOARDS (EXCERPT) Act 422 of 1984 722.136 Duties of child care organization, department of social services, or probate court. Sec. 6. A child care organization, the department of social services, or the probate court responsible for supervising a child in foster care shall do all of the following:

(a)Provide written notification monthly to the state court administrator of an admission into, discharge from, or transfer of a child in foster care.

(b)Upon request submit an initial placement plan; a list of names, addresses, and telephone numbers of interested parties; and progress reports to the appropriate local board at least once each 6 months, and cooperate with and furnish other information requested by the state court administrator. If foster care is purchased from a

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FOSTER CARE REVIEW BOARDS (EXCERPT) Act 422 of 1984 722.136 Duties of child care organization, department of social services, or probate court. Sec. 6. A child care organization, the department of social services, or the probate court responsible for supervising a child in foster care shall do all of the following: (a) Provide written notification monthly to the state court administrator of an admission into, discharge from, or transfer of a child in foster care. (b) Upon request submit an initial placement plan; a list of names, addresses, and telephone numbers of interested parties; and progress reports to the appropriate local board at least once each 6 months, and cooperate with and furnish other information requested by the state court administrator. If foster care is purchased from a child placing agency or child caring institution, that organization shall cooperate in the preparation of an initial placement plan and progress reports.