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Approved, SCAO
STATE OF MICHIGAN
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT - FAMILY DIVISION
COUNTY
In the matter of
Full name of child
ORDER PLACING
SURRENDERED NEWBORN WITH
PROSPECTIVE ADOPTIVE PARENTS
FILE NO.
JIS CODE: ONA
, a surrendered newborn child
Bar no.
1. Date of hearing:
Judge:
2. A petition requesting an order for authority to place the child with prospective adoptive parent(s) has been filed by
, a child-placing agency.
and was surrendered to an emergency service provider on
Name of agency
3. The child was born on
Date
Date
.
IT IS ORDERED:
City, state, zip
4. THE COURT FINDS that an order to place the child and to provide care for the child is necessary.
5. The child-placing agency is authorized to place the child with the prospective adoptive parents,
Name(s)
, residing at
Address
.
6. The child-placing agency and the prospective adoptive parent(s) shall provide care for the child and each is authorized to consent
to all medical, surgical, dental, optical, psychological, educational, and related services.
7. The child-placing agency shall supervise the child in the home of the prospective adoptive parent(s) and shall report to the court
as directed. The child shall not be removed from the home without court order and shall not be removed from the State of
Michigan.
Date
Judge
Do not write below this line - For court use only
CCFD 02 (9/07) ORDER PLACING SURRENDERED NEWBORN WITH PROSPECTIVE ADOPTIVE PARENTS
MCL 712.7
Order Placing Surrendered Newborn with Prospective Adoptive Parents
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cirno was cirno (0.60 conf)county was county (0.39 conf)docket_number was caseno (1.00 conf)cname was cname (0.46 conf)hdate was hdate (0.35 conf)jname was jname (0.35 conf)barno was barno (0.35 conf)agency was agency (0.54 conf)bdate was bdate (0.35 conf)sdate was sdate (0.35 conf)users1_address_line_one was address (1.00 conf)users1_address_city was city (1.00 conf)odate was odate (0.35 conf)apnames__1 was apnames1 (0.35 conf)apnames__2 was apnames2 (0.35 conf)
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