What if following termination SRS is granted custody and a party disagrees with how SRS is handling things?
Read Kansas law 38-2264(h). If the child is placed in the custody of SRS and a party feels that SRS is not making reasonable efforts or progress towards achieve permanency for the child, a motion can be filed requesting the court find that reasonable efforts or progress have not been made toward achieving permanency for the child. If the court makes such finding, the previous orders can be rescinded and the court can make new orders regarding custody that are appropriate under the circumstances, otherwise SRS will maintain custody and authority of placement decisions for the child.
