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WEST VIRGINIA STATUTES AND CODES
§49-2D-4 When family preservation services required.
§49-2D-4. When family preservation services required.
Home-based family preservation services are required in all cases where the removal of a child or children is seriously being considered, whether from a natural home or a surrogate home, wherein a child or children have lived for a substantial period of time: Provided, That such services are not required when the child appears in imminent danger of serious bodily or serious emotional injury.
Home-based family preservation services are required in all cases where the removal of a child or children is seriously being considered, whether from a natural home or a surrogate home, wherein a child or children have lived for a substantial period of time: Provided, That such services are not required when the child appears in imminent danger of serious bodily or serious emotional injury.
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