Tribe: Quapaw Nation
§49 Authority Over Parents, Custodians, or Guardians
A. When it is determined to be in the best interests of the child, the Court may
order a parent, custodian, guardian, or any other person living in the home of
such child who has been properly served with a summons to be present at or
bring the child to any proceeding.
1. The Court may issue a bench warrant for any parent, custodian, guardian,
or any other person living in the home of such child who has been properly
served with a summons who, without good cause, fails to appear at any
proceeding.
B. In any proceeding, the Court shall enter an order specifically requiring a
parent, custodian, guardian, or any other person living in the home of such
child who has been properly served with a summons to participate in the
rehabilitation process of a child including, but not limited to, mandatory
attendance at a juvenile proceeding, parenting class, counseling, treatment, or
an education program, unless the Court determines that such an order is not in
the best interests of the child. 1. Any parent, custodian, guardian, or any other person living in the home of
such child, who has been properly served with a summons, who willfully
fails to comply with an order issued, without good cause, may be found in
indirect contempt of court.
C. A parent, custodian, guardian, or any other person living in the home of such
child who has been properly served with a summons may be ordered by the
Court to:
1. Report any probation, parole, or conditional release violations; or
2. Aid in enforcing terms and conditions of probation, parole or conditional
release or other orders of the Court.