On April 08, 2021 a
21-0772-D Wilcox Amended Phase 1 Plan - Family Service Plan
was filed
involving a dispute between
The Department Of Family And Protective Services,
Wilcox, Ashleagh Ruth,
and
Phelps, Jamie Dwayne,
Wilcox, Ashleagh Ruth,
for Modify - Other
in the District Court of Smith County.
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Electronically Filed
5/24/2021 3:06 PM
Penny Clarkston, Smith County District Clerk
Reviewed By: Gina McClung
21-0772-D
AMENDED FAMILY PLAN OF SERVICE FOR
ASHLEAGH WILCOX PHASE 1 OF 3
(Supervised visits with child(ren) while working on safety related concerns.)
1. Immediately provide your caseworker with the child(ren)’s birth certificate(s) and social
security card(s).
2. Immediately schedule and participate in a meeting with your caseworker to provide
information regarding your child(ren), genetic and family history, and other information
needed by the Department to best provide for your child(ren) during this case.
3. Abide by the ‘General Rules and Requirements’ attached to this Plan.
4. Participate in your scheduled Psychosocial Assessment with Katrina Hines-Ligon located
at 1820 Shiloh Rd, Suite 1404 Tyler, TX 75703 contact (903) 216-0414 on 5/27/2021.
Follow all recommendations listed in said evaluation.
5. Receive permission to move to phase 2.
Your caseworker is: Tammela Cherry-Crow (903) 503-4404
The permanency goal in this case is: Reunification with (a) parent(s).
The concurrent permanency goal is: Relative Conservatorship
THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT DOCUMENT. ITS PURPOSE IS TO HELP YOU
PROVIDE YOUR CHILD WITH A SAFE ENVIRONMENT WITHIN THE
REASONABLE PERIOD SPECIFIED IN THE PLAN. YOUR COMPLIANCE WITH
THIS SERVICE PLAN WILL BE EVALUATED AT THE HEARINGS LISTED ON THE
SCHEDULING ORDER. IF YOU ARE UNWILLING OR UNABLE TO PROVIDE YOUR
CHILD WITH A SAFE ENVIRONMENT, YOUR PARENTAL AND CUSTODIAL
DUTIES AND RIGHTS MAY BE RESTRICTED OR TERMINATED OR YOUR CHILD
MAY NOT BE RETURNED TO YOU. THERE WILL BE A COURT HEARIN-G AT
WHICH A JUDGE WILL REVIEW THIS SERVICE PLAN.
I ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE RECEIVED A COPY OF THIS SERVICE PLAN,
THAT I HAVE REVIEWED IT AND THAT I UNDERSTAND WHAT IS REQUIRED OF
ME.
5/18/2021
____________ _________________________________
DATE PARENT’S SIGNATURE
_______________________________________
CASEWORKER’S SIGNATURE
GENERAL RULES AND REQUIREMENTS
1. VISITS WITH CHILD(REN): The caseworker shall provide each parent with a written
visitation schedule. Each parent shall attend every scheduled visit with his/her child(ren)
and shall not be more than 15 minutes late for any scheduled visit.
2. VISITATION RULES: Each parent will review and sign the rules of visitation
agreement provided by the Department. Each parent shall abide by the rules of visitation
during each visit with his/her child(ren).
3. ADDRESS/PHONE NUMBER: Each parent shall ensure that, at all times, his/her
caseworker has a current address and phone number by which he/she may be located
and/or contacted.
4. NO NEW CRIMINAL OFFENSES: Each parent shall not commit any new criminal
offenses which constitute a Class B Misdemeanor or greater.
5. PROBATION/PAROLE REQUIREMENTS (if applicable): If there is any active
probation/parole during the suit, a parent shall: 1) follow all of the rules/regulations
associated with his/her parole/probation 2) immediately provide his/her caseworker with
the probation/parole officer’s contact information and 3) sign any and all necessary
releases so that the Department and the probation/parole officer may share information.
6. RANDOM DRUG TESTING: Each parent shall submit to drug testing (urinalysis, hair
follicle, oral swab, etc.) as requested by the Department within one (1) hour of said
request being communicated to him/her. Unless otherwise directed, the parent shall
immediately present, with proper picture identification, for drug testing at the Drug and
Alcohol Testing Compliance Services (D.A.T.C.S.) located at 3180 Park Center Dr.
Tyler, TX 75701 (903) 534-3893.
7. DEMONSTRATE SOBRIETY: Each parent shall demonstrate, through drug testing
and otherwise, during his/her case that he/she remains free from any and all illegal
substances, prescription medications for which he/she does not currently have a valid
prescription and/or any other mood altering substances such as alcohol, K2, etc.
*Please follow the recommendations of a medical professional regarding any detox
needs.*
8. NO ASSOCIATION WITH KNOWN CRIMINALS: Each parent shall not associate
with known criminals and shall not go to locations wherein criminal activity or drug use
is (or may be) occurring. “Known criminal” is defined as a person the parent (or a
reasonable person) has reason to believe that said person has engaged in (or is currently
engaging in) activities which would constitute the commission of a felony, assault and/or
drug related criminal offense.
9. CHILD SUPPORT: Each parent shall pay child support as ordered by the Court for the
subject child(ren) during his/her case.
10. RESIDING WITH OTHER PERSONS DURING CASE: Each parent shall not reside
with any other person at a personal residence during his/her case until background checks
have been run and such is approved by the Court in advance. Additionally, each parent
shall not reside with any person who is not fully complying with any and all services
being offered by the Department to said person.
11. HOME VISITS: Each parent shall allow his/her caseworker to enter his/her place of
residence to complete announced and/or unannounced home visits during his/her case.
12. NO SUPERVISION OF CHILDREN DURING PHASE 1: No parent shall be
permitted to supervise any child under the age of 18.
13. ATTEND COURT HEARINGS/MEETINGS: Each parent shall attend all Court
hearings and meetings held by the Department for which said parent has received at least
three (3) days’ notice.
14. COURT ORDERS: Each parent shall abide by all court orders during the case.
15. HONESTY: Each parent shall be honest, at all times, with the Court, the caseworker and
all service providers.
Document Filed Date
May 24, 2021
Case Filing Date
April 08, 2021
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Electronically Filed 5/24/2021 3:06 PM Penny Clarkston, Smith County District Clerk Reviewed By: Gina McClung 21-0772-D AMENDED FAMILY PLAN OF SERVICE FOR ASHLEAGH WILCOX PHASE 1 OF 3 (Supervised visits with child(ren) while working on safety related concerns.) 1. Immediately provide your caseworker with the child(ren)’s birth certificate(s) and social security card(s). 2. Immediately schedule and participate in a meeting with your caseworker to provide information regarding your child(ren), genetic and family history, and other information needed by the Department to best provide for your child(ren) during this case. 3. Abide by the ‘General Rules and Requirements’ attached to this Plan. 4. Participate in your scheduled Psychosocial Assessment with Katrina Hines-Ligon located at 1820 Shiloh Rd, Suite 1404 Tyler, TX 75703 contact (903) 216-0414 on 5/27/2021. Follow all recommendations listed in said evaluation. 5. Receive permission to move to phase 2. Your caseworker is: Tammela Cherry-Crow (903) 503-4404 The permanency goal in this case is: Reunification with (a) parent(s). The concurrent permanency goal is: Relative Conservatorship THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT DOCUMENT. ITS PURPOSE IS TO HELP YOU PROVIDE YOUR CHILD WITH A SAFE ENVIRONMENT WITHIN THE REASONABLE PERIOD SPECIFIED IN THE PLAN. YOUR COMPLIANCE WITH THIS SERVICE PLAN WILL BE EVALUATED AT THE HEARINGS LISTED ON THE SCHEDULING ORDER. IF YOU ARE UNWILLING OR UNABLE TO PROVIDE YOUR CHILD WITH A SAFE ENVIRONMENT, YOUR PARENTAL AND CUSTODIAL DUTIES AND RIGHTS MAY BE RESTRICTED OR TERMINATED OR YOUR CHILD MAY NOT BE RETURNED TO YOU. THERE WILL BE A COURT HEARIN-G AT WHICH A JUDGE WILL REVIEW THIS SERVICE PLAN. I ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE RECEIVED A COPY OF THIS SERVICE PLAN, THAT I HAVE REVIEWED IT AND THAT I UNDERSTAND WHAT IS REQUIRED OF ME. 5/18/2021 ____________ _________________________________ DATE PARENT’S SIGNATURE _______________________________________ CASEWORKER’S SIGNATURE GENERAL RULES AND REQUIREMENTS 1. VISITS WITH CHILD(REN): The caseworker shall provide each parent with a written visitation schedule. Each parent shall attend every scheduled visit with his/her child(ren) and shall not be more than 15 minutes late for any scheduled visit. 2. VISITATION RULES: Each parent will review and sign the rules of visitation agreement provided by the Department. Each parent shall abide by the rules of visitation during each visit with his/her child(ren). 3. ADDRESS/PHONE NUMBER: Each parent shall ensure that, at all times, his/her caseworker has a current address and phone number by which he/she may be located and/or contacted. 4. NO NEW CRIMINAL OFFENSES: Each parent shall not commit any new criminal offenses which constitute a Class B Misdemeanor or greater. 5. PROBATION/PAROLE REQUIREMENTS (if applicable): If there is any active probation/parole during the suit, a parent shall: 1) follow all of the rules/regulations associated with his/her parole/probation 2) immediately provide his/her caseworker with the probation/parole officer’s contact information and 3) sign any and all necessary releases so that the Department and the probation/parole officer may share information. 6. RANDOM DRUG TESTING: Each parent shall submit to drug testing (urinalysis, hair follicle, oral swab, etc.) as requested by the Department within one (1) hour of said request being communicated to him/her. Unless otherwise directed, the parent shall immediately present, with proper picture identification, for drug testing at the Drug and Alcohol Testing Compliance Services (D.A.T.C.S.) located at 3180 Park Center Dr. Tyler, TX 75701 (903) 534-3893. 7. DEMONSTRATE SOBRIETY: Each parent shall demonstrate, through drug testing and otherwise, during his/her case that he/she remains free from any and all illegal substances, prescription medications for which he/she does not currently have a valid prescription and/or any other mood altering substances such as alcohol, K2, etc. *Please follow the recommendations of a medical professional regarding any detox needs.* 8. NO ASSOCIATION WITH KNOWN CRIMINALS: Each parent shall not associate with known criminals and shall not go to locations wherein criminal activity or drug use is (or may be) occurring. “Known criminal” is defined as a person the parent (or a reasonable person) has reason to believe that said person has engaged in (or is currently engaging in) activities which would constitute the commission of a felony, assault and/or drug related criminal offense. 9. CHILD SUPPORT: Each parent shall pay child support as ordered by the Court for the subject child(ren) during his/her case. 10. RESIDING WITH OTHER PERSONS DURING CASE: Each parent shall not reside with any other person at a personal residence during his/her case until background checks have been run and such is approved by the Court in advance. Additionally, each parent shall not reside with any person who is not fully complying with any and all services being offered by the Department to said person. 11. HOME VISITS: Each parent shall allow his/her caseworker to enter his/her place of residence to complete announced and/or unannounced home visits during his/her case. 12. NO SUPERVISION OF CHILDREN DURING PHASE 1: No parent shall be permitted to supervise any child under the age of 18. 13. ATTEND COURT HEARINGS/MEETINGS: Each parent shall attend all Court hearings and meetings held by the Department for which said parent has received at least three (3) days’ notice. 14. COURT ORDERS: Each parent shall abide by all court orders during the case. 15. HONESTY: Each parent shall be honest, at all times, with the Court, the caseworker and all service providers.