Fill and Sign the Order for Nonsecure Custody Abuseneglectdependency Aoc J 150 Form

File No. Name And Address Of Juvenile Based upon the verified petition, this Court has jurisdiction over the subject matter of this proceeding and of the person of the juvenile. 1. As grounds for the issuance of this Order, the Court finds that there is a reasonable factual basis to believe that the matters alleged in the petition are true, that there are no other reasonable means available to protect the juvenile, and (check one or more) a. the juvenile has been abandoned. b. the juvenile has suffered physical injury or sexual abuse. c. the juvenile is exposed to a substantial risk of physical injury or sexual abuse because the parent, guardian, custodian, or caretaker has created conditions likely to cause injury or abuse or has failed to provide, or is unable to provide, adequate supervision or protection. d. the juvenile is in need of medical treatment to cure, alleviate, or prevent suffering serious physical harm which may result in death, disfigurement, or substantial impairment of bodily functions, and the juvenile’s parent, guardian, custodian, or caretaker is unwilling or unable to provide or consent to the medical treatment. e. the parent, guardian, custodian, or caretaker consents to the nonsecure custody order. f. the juvenile is a runaway and consents to nonsecure custody. 2. Efforts by DSS to prevent or eliminate the need for the juvenile’s placement were reasonable and include: . OR 3. Efforts to prevent the need for the juvenile’s placement were precluded by an immediate threat of harm to the juvenile, and placement of the juvenile in the absence of such efforts was reasonable. (Describe immediate threat of harm.) . 4. Based on the above findings, the Court concludes that it is contrary to the juvenile’s welfare to remain in the home. 4a. Based on an inquiry of the petitioner, the Court finds that the petitioner does not know knows has reason to know that the juvenile is an Indian Child. (if applicable) Following the inquiry, the Court instructed the petitioner to notify the Court if petitioner subsequently obtains information that provides reason to know that the juvenile is an Indian Child. 4b. (if applicable) The juvenile is an Indian Child and a member of or eligible for membership in the tribe. (if applicable) Emergency removal or placement is necessary to prevent imminent physical damage or harm to the Indian Child. 5. Based on the (check one or both) petition and request for nonsecure custody, testimony of the petitioner, the Court concludes that a less intrusive remedy than entering private property to take physical custody of the juvenile is not available. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA County In The General Court Of Justice District Court Division IN THE MATTER OF Name And Address Of Parent/Guardian/Custodian/Caretaker Name And Address Of Parent/Guardian/Custodian/Caretaker Juvenile’s Date Of Birth Age Race Sex ORDER FOR NONSECURE CUSTODY (ABUSE/NEGLECT/DEPENDENCY) G.S. 7B-502 through -505.1, -508 (Over) AOC-J-150, Rev. 1/18