Sec. 1. If the department temporarily places a child with: (1) an unlicensed kinship caregiver; or (2) a de facto custodian; the department may not remove the child from the home of the unlicensed kinship caregiver or de facto custodian solely on the basis of the unlicensed kinship caregiver or de facto custodian having filed a petition to adopt the child. IC 31-30 ARTICLE 30. JUVENILE LAW: JUVENILE COURT JURISDICTION Ch. 1. Jurisdiction Generally Ch. 2. Continuing Jurisdiction Ch. 3. Waiver of Jurisdiction Ch. 4. Sentencing Alternatives for Certain Offenders Under Criminal Court Jurisdiction IC 31-30-1 Chapter 1. Jurisdiction Generally 31-30-1-0.1 Application of certain amendments to chapter 31-30-1-0.2 Repealed 31-30-1-0.3 Transfer of guardianship matters to juvenile court 31-30-1-1 Exclusive original jurisdiction 31-30-1-2 Applicability of juvenile law to certain offenses 31-30-1-2.5 Persons prohibited from serving as guardian or custodian of a child 31-30-1-3 Cases involving adults charged with crimes 31-30-1-4 Juvenile court lacks jurisdiction over individuals at least 16 years of age committing certain felonies; retention and transfer of jurisdiction by court having adult criminal jurisdiction; criminal court jurisdiction over adult charged with offense committed as a child 31-30-1-5 Concurrent original jurisdiction with probate court 31-30-1-6 Probate court jurisdiction over guardianship of person less than 18 years of age; additional proceedings 31-30-1-7 Juveniles tried as adults 31-30-1-8 Exclusive jurisdiction of juvenile division of Marion superior court 31-30-1-9 Concurrent original jurisdiction of act that would be murder or felony by child who left Indiana; transfer following extradition 31-30-1-10 Paternity proceedings to enforce support 31-30-1-11 Transfer from court having criminal jurisdiction; release on recognizance; detention 31-30-1-12 Jurisdiction of child custody, parenting time, or child support proceeding in marriage dissolution; survival of order 31-30-1-13 Jurisdiction of child custody proceeding in paternity proceeding; paternity of child; survival of order
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