Court Letters Sample Clauses

Court Letters. When authorized by ADMINISTRATOR, CONTRACTOR shall prepare Court Letters for the purpose of informing the COUNTY and Orange County Juvenile Court the status of the PARENT’s progress. The requested content of a Court Letter may vary and is determined by the ASW and/or Juvenile Court.
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Court Letters. CONTRACTOR shall prepare letters with prior written authorization from RDM, for the purpose of informing the Orange County Juvenile Court of the status of the PARENT’s progress. The requested content of a court letter may vary and is determined by the ASW and/or CDV1421-00 Page 5 of 11 2-3-21 Juvenile Court.
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Court Letters. CONTRACTOR shall prepare letters for the purpose of informing the Orange County Juvenile Court of the status of CLIENT’s progress, if requested, with written pre-authorization from RDM. The requested content of a court letter may vary and shall be determined by ASW and/or Orange County Juvenile Court.
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Court Letters. 14 CONTRACTOR shall prepare letters for the purpose of informing the 16 Orange County Juvenile Court of the status of CLIENT’s progress, if 17 requested, with written pre-authorization from RDM. The requested 19 content of a court letter may vary and shall be determined by ASW and/or 20 Orange County Juvenile Court. 22 CFT Meetings or TMOs: 23 CONTRACTOR shall participate in CFT Meetings defined in 24 25 Subparagraph 2.5 or TMOs defined in Subparagraph 2.16, at the request of 26 ASW with written pre-authorization from RDM.
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Court Letters. CONTRACTOR shall prepare letters for the 14 purpose of informing the Orange County Juvenile Court of the status of 16 requested content of a court letter may vary and shall be determined by ASW 17 and/or Orange County Juvenile Court.
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