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Nevada Revised Statutes > Chapter 128 - Termination of Parental Rights

Nevada Revised Statutes > Title 11 > Chapter 128 - Termination of Parental Rights

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§ 128.005	Legislative declaration and findings
§ 128.01	Definitions
§ 128.011	Abandoned mother defined
§ 128.012	Abandonment of a child defined
§ 128.0122	Agency which provides child welfare services defined
§ 128.0124	Child defined
§ 128.0126	Failure of parental adjustment defined
§ 128.0128	Indian child defined
§ 128.0129	Indian Child Welfare Act defined
§ 128.013	Injury defined
§ 128.0137	Mental injury defined
§ 128.014	Neglected child defined
§ 128.015	Parent and child relationship and "parent" defined
§ 128.0155	Plan defined
§ 128.016	Putative father defined
§ 128.018	Unfit parent defined
§ 128.02	Jurisdiction of district courts
§ 128.023	Proceedings to terminate parental rights of parent of Indian child: Powers and duties of court; appointment of attorney
§ 128.027	Extent to which court must give full faith and credit to judicial proceedings of Indian tribe
§ 128.03	Place for filing petition
§ 128.04	Who may file petition; investigation
§ 128.05	Entitlement of proceedings; contents of verified petition
§ 128.055	Proceedings to be completed within 6 months after filing of petition
§ 128.06	Notice of hearing: Contents; personal service to certain persons; petitioner to mail notice to Department of Health and Human Services if petitioner or child is receiving public assistance
§ 128.07	Service of notice of hearing by publication
§ 128.08	Form of notice
§ 128.085	Petition by mother of unborn child: Notice to father or putative father; time of hearing
§ 128.09	Hearing: Time; procedure; evidence; postponement; closed court
§ 128.093	Testimony of qualified expert witness required in proceedings to terminate parental rights of parent of Indian child
§ 128.095	When putative father presumed to have intended to abandon child
§ 128.097	Presumption of abandonment of child by parent
§ 128.1	Appointment of attorney to represent child in proceeding concerning termination or restoration of parental rights; appointment of attorney to represent parent; compensation of attorney
§ 128.105	Grounds for terminating parental rights: Considerations; required findings
§ 128.106	Specific considerations in determining neglect by or unfitness of parent
§ 128.107	Specific considerations where child is not in physical custody of parent
§ 128.108	Specific considerations where child has been placed in foster home
§ 128.109	Determination of conduct of parent; presumptions
§ 128.11	Order terminating parental rights; preference for placement of child with certain relatives and siblings of child; period for completion of search for relative
§ 128.12	Effect of order
§ 128.13	Notice to produce; warrant of arrest; contempts
§ 128.14	Expenses to be county charges
§ 128.15	Termination of parental rights of father when child becomes subject of adoption
§ 128.16	Best interest of child in determining consideration in action to set aside termination of parental rights after adoption has been granted; presumption
§ 128.17	Restoration of parental rights: Petition; consent of natural parent required
§ 128.18	Restoration of parental rights: Notice of hearing; persons required to be personally served with notice; right of such persons to present testimony and evidence
§ 128.19	Restoration of parental rights: Hearing; required findings to grant petition; effect of order restoring parental rights

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