Pennsylvania Code
Title 237 - JUVENILE RULES
Part I - RULES
Subpart B - DEPENDENCY MATTERS
Chapter 15 - DISPOSITIONAL HEARING
Part B - DISPOSITIONAL HEARING AND AIDS
Rule 1515 - Dispositional Order

Universal Citation: 237 PA Code ยง 1515

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 44, November 2, 2024

A. Generally. When the court enters a disposition, the court shall issue a written order, which provides that the disposition is best suited to the safety, protection, and physical, mental, and moral welfare of the child. The order shall include:

1) any findings pursuant to Rules 1512(D) and 1514;

2) the date of the order; and

3) the signature and printed name of the judge entering the order.

B. Transfer of custody. If the court decides to transfer custody of the child to a person or agency found to be qualified to provide care, shelter, and supervision of the child, the dispositional order shall include:

1) the name and address of such person or agency, unless the court determines disclosure is inappropriate;

2) the limitations of the order, including the type of custody granted; and

3) any visitation rights.

C. Guardian. The dispositional order shall include any conditions, limitations, restrictions, and obligations imposed upon the guardian.

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