In re I.M.K.

Core Citations

STATUTE RECOGNIZES SUPERSED

• State ex rel. W.Va. Dept. of Human Services v. Cheryl M.

SUMMARIZED OPINION OF in

• In re I.M.K.

This document cites

• West Virginia - State ex rel. W.Va. Dept. of Human Services v. Cheryl M.
• West Virginia - West Virginia Dept. of Health and Human Resources ex rel. Wright v. Doris S.
• West Virginia - In re Randy H.
• West Virginia - State ex rel. Virginia M. v. Virgil Eugene S. II
• West Virginia - Gallapoo v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.



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• West Virginia - Scottie D., Matter of
• West Virginia - Ewing v. Board of Educ.
• US - Reference Stubs - W. Va. Code § 49-1-101 Short Title; Intent of Recodification
• US - Reference Stubs - W. Va. Code § 49-1-201 Definitions Related, But Not Limited, to Child Abuse and Neglect
• US - Reference Stubs - W. Va. Code § 49-1-105 Purpose
• US - Reference Stubs - W. Va. Code § 49-4-610 Improvement Periods In Cases of Child Neglect Or Abuse; Findings; Orders; Extensions; Hearings; Time Limits
• US - Reference Stubs - W. Va. Code § 49-4-604 Disposition of Neglected Or Abused Children; Case Plans; Dispositions; Factors to Be Considered; Reunification; Orders; Alternative Dispositions
• US - Reference Stubs - W. Va. Code § 49-4-601 Petition to Court When Child Believed Neglected Or Abused; Venue; Notice; Right to Counsel; Continuing Legal Education; Findings; Proceedings; Procedure
• US - Reference Stubs - W. Va. Code § 49-2-801 Purpose
• US - Reference Stubs - W. Va. Code § 49-4-602 Petition to Court When Child Believed Neglected Or Abused; Temporary Care, Custody, and Control of Child At Different Stages of Proceeding; Temporary Care; Orders; Emergency Removal; When Reasonable Efforts to Preserve Family Are Unnecessary