Minnesota § 260D.12 TRIAL HOME VISITS; VOLUNTARY FOSTER CARE FOR TREATMENT

Minnesota Statutes

§ 260D.12 — TRIAL HOME VISITS; VOLUNTARY FOSTER CARE FOR TREATMENT

Minnesota § 260D.12

PartPUBLIC WELFARE AND RELATED ACTIVITIES

Ch. 260DCHILD IN VOLUNTARY FOSTER CARE FOR TREATMENT

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Minn. Stat. § 260D.12 (2026).

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When a child is in foster care for treatment under this chapter, the child's parent and the responsible social services agency may agree that the child is returned to the care of the parent on a trial home visit. The purpose of the trial home visit is to provide sufficient planning for supports and services to the child and family to meet the child's needs following treatment so that the child can return to and remain in the parent's home. During the period of the trial home visit, the agency has placement and care responsibility for the child. The trial home visit shall not exceed six months and may be terminated by either the parent or the agency within ten days' written notice.

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When a child is in foster care for treatment under this chapter, the child's parent and the responsible social services agency may agree that the child is returned to the care of the parent on a trial home visit. The purpose of the trial home visit is to provide sufficient planning for supports and services to the child and family to meet the child's needs following treatment so that the child can return to and remain in the parent's home. During the period of the trial home visit, the agency has placement and care responsibility for the child. The trial home visit shall not exceed six months and may be terminated by either the parent or the agency within ten days' written notice.