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What is adjudication?

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Adjudication is a finding that there is clear and convincing evidence that a child is a child in need of care. After making such finding the court can proceed forward and enter future orders as authorized by the child in need of care code. Read Kansas law 38-2251.

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• Adjudication is a statutory procedure by which any party to a construction contract has a right to have a dispute decided by an adjudicator • It is intended to be quicker and more cost effective than litigation or arbitration • It is normally used to ensure payment (although most types of dispute can be adjudicated) • The Adjudicator must generally decide the dispute in less than 42 days • The decision is binding and is usually upheld by the Courts.

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