Tribe: Wyandotte Nation
Section 403. Treatment Plan.
(a) In every case the Court shall order the Family Services Department and/or the Bureau
of Indian Affairs Social Services Department, the Juvenile Case Worker, or any other appropriate
agency to prepare a detailed treatment plan for the treatment and disposition of the problems
identified in the adjudication.
(b) The Treatment plan shall contain at a minimum:
(1) A brief social and family history;
(2) A brief statement of what caused the Court to exercise its jurisdiction;
(3) The specific treatment programs the family should be required to complete, their
duration, and what is expected to be accomplished;
(4) The specific actions the parents, guardian, legal custodian or child should be
ordered to do or to refrain from doing and the reasons therefore;
(5) The specific treatment or services offered by the Nation or other agencies which
the family should be required to engage; and
(6) The person or agency to be vested with custody of the child if the child cannot
remain in their own home, and a detailed plan describing how and when the child will be returned
to its home and under what conditions.
(7) If the child cannot remain in their home, the treatment plan shall address any
recommended visitation with the parents, guardian or other person having legal custody and with
any siblings or extended family.
(c) The treatment plan shall be filed with the Court and a copy delivered to the parties or
their attorney at least five (5) days prior to the dispositional hearing.