Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

A parent who materially breaches the conditions of placement imposed by the court is an example of?

1. Grounds for removal

2. A need for supervision

3. Parental rights restoration

4. Case dismissal

The correct answer is: Grounds for removal

A parent who materially breaches the conditions of placement imposed by the court is considered a "ground for removal" because they have violated the court's conditions for their placement and may no longer be suitable or able to continue as the primary caregiver for their child. This means that the child may be removed from their care in order to protect their well-being and safety. Options B, C, and D are incorrect because they do not accurately describe the situation of a parent who has breached the court's conditions and their consequences. Option B, "a need for supervision," is not specific enough and could apply to various situations. Option C, "parental rights restoration," suggests that the parent's rights were taken away and are now being restored, but this is not the case in the given scenario. And option D, "case dismissal," is not applicable to this situation as it refers to the entire case being dismissed