That’s a question no parent or youth involved in a child-welfare case should have to ask. Yet it’s not unusual for clients to meet their attorneys for the first time on the day of their hearing.
You have the right to know who represents you, what resources are available to you and exactly what is expected to meet the court’s order and reunify your family.
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