Client-Centered Representation: Working with Incarcerated Parents and How and Why to Maintain Contact with Transient Clients Out of Stock
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March 2010
Chapter 5 of the 2010 Juvenile Law Update
Topics:
Working with Incarcerated Parents
This topic focuses on the complexities of working with incarcerated
parents.
- How to locate incarcerated parents
- How to keep up with the moves of incarcerated parents
- How to manage attorney-client contact with incarcerated parents
- The appropriateness of visitation and other types of contact when a
parent is incarcerated
- The law regarding the effect of the length of incarceration on
permanency planning
- The resources available to help navigate this complicated system
Submitted by the Hon. Carolyn McLean, Magistrate, 20th Judicial District
Description:
The legal rights of incarcerated parents are discussed in this session, with national and Colorado statistics about the prevalence of incarcerated parents. Also discussed are how to help incarcerated parents know their rights, and to help them with more than just legal issues. A list of resources for parents and families is provided, as well as a DOC inmate locater how-to list, a writ of habeus and order, and information on a DOC phone hearing conference.
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