SUDs in Tribal Courts, Webinar 3, Opioids and Other Substances in Family Law and Child Welfare Cases
Days & Times
Noon PDT/1 p.m. MDT/2 p.m. CDT/3 p.m. EDT. 60 minutes.
Course Location
Online
When a parent in a child custody or child welfare case is suspected of having a substance use disorder, judges must be able to determine the level of risk for the child. The court must weigh child safety, parental rights, and a parents’ realistic path toward recovery. This session focuses on practical judicial decision-making, including assessing risk, recognizing recovery timelines, and structuring child-focused reunification and visitation plans that protect children while setting clear and achievable expectations for parents.
This webinar is funded by a grant from the SAMHSA-funded Opioid Response Network (ORN).
During this course, you will learn to:
- Assessing child safety risks in cases of suspected parental SUDs within a child custody or child welfare case.
- Recognizing realistic recovery timelines in cases involving SUDs
- Structuring child-focused reunification and visitation plans that protect children while setting clear and achievable expectations for parents.
When a parent in a child custody or child welfare case is suspected of having a substance use disorder, judges must be able to determine the level of risk for the child. The court must weigh child safety, parental rights, and a parents’ realistic path toward recovery. This session focuses on practical judicial decision-making, including assessing risk, recognizing recovery timelines, and structuring child-focused reunification and visitation plans that protect children while setting clear and achievable expectations for parents.
This webinar is funded by a grant from the SAMHSA-funded Opioid Response Network (ORN).