Oregon DHS TRAINING

Laws Relating to Reporting of Child Abuse
Oregon Department of Education

ORS 125.305 requires only that "the minor is in need of a guardian" and that appointment of a guardian is necessary. 
http://www.publications.ojd.state.or.us/A109753.htm

Current Work Groups
Juvenile Code Revision 
http://www.willamette.edu/wucl/oregonlawcommission/home/work_groups6.html

Mediation
http://legalminds.lp.findlaw.com/list/child-court/msg01330.html

"IF YOU DO NOT APPEAR IN COURT, THE COURT MAY PROCEED WITHOUT YOU.
http://www.publications.ojd.state.or.us/A100774.htm

DEPENDENCY INFORMATION
http://www.ojd.state.or.us/lin/home.nsf/pages/dependency

Vacate Dependency Petiton, Order, and Certificate of Service 

Sample Affidavit

Even more forms at CPS Watch

Guide  Click HERE

Wouldn’t it be a wonderful thing if our law allowed a person to cleanse his record of an arrest or criminal conviction? Isn’t there some basic element of fairness with allowing an individual who once was in trouble with the law to get his arrest or conviction erased, enabling the person to get off to a fresh start?

Although it is largely unknown to the general public, Oregon law (ORS 137.225) contains a procedure to enable an individual to gain expungement of an arrest or criminal conviction. This little known law should be used more widely by persons who are concerned about past blemishes relating to criminal allegations, whether or not they resulted in a conviction.

The growth over the last 40 years of both federal and local government is obscene. Revenue generated, invested, and controlled by government today is greater than the total wealth of the private sector. Individuals that WE allowed to walk in the door of government "Laugh their asses off all the way to the bank every single day."

Do they care that the people cry in anguish? No! They are too busy spending and investing the peoples money to care. Will they stop the errors of their ways? No! They will stop when true force from the people stops them! Can knowledge learned by the people of the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR)

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