1. After the dispositional hearing, the court may enter an order permitting the child’s
parent, guardian, or custodian at the time of the filing of the petition to retain custody of
the child subject to terms and conditions which the court prescribes to assure the proper
care and protection of the child. Such terms and conditions may include supervision of the
child and the parent, guardian, or custodian by the department, juvenile court office, or other
appropriate agency which the court designates. Such terms and conditions may also include
the provision or acceptance by the parent, guardian, or custodian of special treatment or care
which the child needs for the child’s physical or mental health. If the parent, guardian, or
custodian fails to provide the treatment or care, the court may order the department or some
other appropriate state agency to provide such care or treatment.
2. The duration of any period of supervision or other terms or conditions shall be for
an initial period of no more than twelve months and the court, at the expiration of that
period, upon a hearing and for good cause shown, may make not more than two successive
extensions of such supervision or other terms or conditions of up to twelve months each.
[S13, §254-a20, 2708; C24, 27, 31, 35, 39, §3637; C46, 50, 54, 58, 62, §232.21; C66, 71, 73,
75, 77, §232.33; C79, 81, §232.101]
83 Acts, ch 96, §157, 159; 97 Acts, ch 99, §4; 2023 Acts, ch 19, §621
Referred to in §232.99, 232.103, 232.117, 232.127
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Notes of Decisions
In the Interest of J.R.H. (1984)
iowa · cites it 13×
“Iowa Code § 232.101 (1983). The purpose of these sections is to keep legal custody of children with a parent whenever possible.”
In the Interest of C.F.-h., Minor Child, C.H., Father (2016)
iowa · cites it 4×
“See Iowa Code § 232.101 (2) (2015) (stating that when the court after the dispositional hearing permits a parent to retain custody of the child under supervision, this order may not last longer than a year and may only be extended twice for up to one year each time).”
In the Interest of N.M. (1995)
iowa · cites it 8×
“Iowa Code section 232.101 also allows the court to place a child with a parent who has legal custody but did not previously have physical custody of the child.”
Iowa Department of Social Services v. Blair (1980)
iowa · cites it 3×
“While the district court did not explicitly make a chapter 232 determination in the present case, it did order protective supervision by the Department, a disposition available to the juvenile court in a “child in need of assistance” adjudication under section 232.101. The…”
In the Interest of T.D.E. (2011)
iowactapp · cites it 10×
“We conclude however that because the father acknowledged the child within a short time after his birth, the court properly placed the child with the father after the dispositional hearing pursuant to Iowa Code section 232.101 (2009) (order “permitting a child’s parent .”
In the Interest of B.B. (1989)
iowa · cites it 4×
“See Iowa Code § 232.101 (1). If the parents demonstrate continued resistance to in-school teaching, the juvenile court should then consider placement outside the home.”
In Re the Marriage of Winnike (1992)
iowactapp · cites it 2×
“Iowa Code § 232.101 (1991). The district court lacked subject matter jurisdiction to use the supervisory services of the department in this dissolution of marriage action.”
In Interest of BL (1991)
iowa · cites it 14×
“," Iowa Code § 232.101 (1), [1] or "transferring the legal custody of the child to .”
In the Interest of A.E.O. (1989)
iowa · cites it 2×
“To that end, section 232.101 provides the court with placement alternatives and the option to transfer custody under prescribed circumstances.”
In the Interest of D.S. (1989)
iowactapp · cites it 2×
“Pursuant to Iowa Code section 232.101 (1987), the court ordered that Darla be returned to the custody of her mother, subject to the following conditions: 1.”
In the Interest of E.R., Minor Child (2018)
iowactapp · cites it 20×
“See Iowa Code § 232.101 (1). The order set forth terms and conditions for both the parents and child, which included the child’s attendance at individual counseling.”
— Iowa Code § 232.101(1) — 4 cases
In the Interest of B.B. (1989)
iowa
“See Iowa Code § 232.101 (1). If the parents demonstrate continued resistance to in-school teaching, the juvenile court should then consider placement outside the home.”
In Interest of BL (1991)
iowa
“," Iowa Code § 232.101 (1), [1] or "transferring the legal custody of the child to .”
— Iowa Code § 232.101(12) — 1 case
— Iowa Code § 232.101(2) — 4 cases
In the Interest of E.R., Minor Child (2018)
iowactapp
“See Iowa Code § 232.101 (1). The order set forth terms and conditions for both the parents and child, which included the child’s attendance at individual counseling.”
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