TANF and TP 08

Good cause exists when:

a child was conceived as a result of incest or rape;

a child or caretaker may be physically harmed;

a child or caretaker may be emotionally harmed to the extent that the caretaker's capacity to adequately care for the child is impaired; or

legal proceedings for the child's adoption are pending before a court or a licensed or private social agency is helping the individual decide whether to keep the child or relinquish the child for adoption.

Note: This issue must not have been under discussion more than three months and staff must update the absent parent referral if the issue remains unsolved beyond the third month.

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TANF and TP 08

Official source

Good cause exists when:

a child was conceived as a result of incest or rape;

a child or caretaker may be physically harmed;

a child or caretaker may be emotionally harmed to the extent that the caretaker's capacity to adequately care for the child is impaired; or

legal proceedings for the child's adoption are pending before a court or a licensed or private social agency is helping the individual decide whether to keep the child or relinquish the child for adoption.

Note: This issue must not have been under discussion more than three months and staff must update the absent parent referral if the issue remains unsolved beyond the third month.