Tjinguru Judge-angka palyanmanku Mama/Ngunytjuku email tjunanyi youthcourt@courts.sa.gov.au tjintu kutjara court kuranynguru OR palurutjana Sheriff wangkanyi panya Judge tjapintjaku tjintu palula.
Nyangatja-alatji yankupai DCP, mama, nguntju tjitjiku wangkapa Anangu Youth Justice Officer tjarpapai court-angka. Tjinguru tjarpini munu paluru uwanananyi. Judge-angku wantinyi support service Tjuta tjarpanytjaku courta kutu.
You can appeal any final decision made at the Youth Court. To do this you have to go to the Supreme Court. You have to apply for this within 21 days. You might want to talk to a Lawyer. The Legal Services Commission provides general legal help and be contacted on 1300 366 424. The [...]
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There are 3 possibilities: Reunification and the child comes home The child stays with DCP The time for the interim order can be extended if everyone agrees
You should get a lawyer to come to the next court date. The court will send you documents about 3 days before this court date.
DCP will make the decision about your children coming back to you. The Reunification Court will help make clear what needs to happen for your children to be returned to your care. Sometimes, DCP decide that it is not possible for the child to return home. If this is the case, the matter will come [...]
Yes. The Court understands the need to work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, young people and families about child protection in a culturally appropriate way.