Affirmation In Support Of Motion For An Order That Reasonable Efforts Are Not Required {GF-36-b}

General Form 36-b - AFFIRMATION IN SUPPORT OF MOTION FOR AN ORDER THAT REASONABLE EFFORTSARE NOT REQUIRED. This form is used in the Family Court of the State of New York. The affiant, who is typically an attorney admitted to practice law in the state, provides information under the penalties of perjury to support a motion requesting the court to issue an order stating that reasonable efforts to reunify a child or children with a specified parent are no longer required. The document includes details about the child's removal, the current status of the case, the permanency plan, and the reasons why reasonable efforts for reunification are no longer necessary. The affiant may cite circumstances such as severe child abuse, repeated child abuse, neglect findings, abandonment, or termination of parental rights. The affiant requests the court's intervention and any other relief deemed just and proper by the court. F.C.A. §§352.2(2)(c); 754(2)(b); 1039-b; 1052(b)(i)(A); S.S.L. §358-a(3)(b). www.FormsWorkflow.com