IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFWHITE COUNTY, ARKANSASJUVENILE DIVISIONARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, PETITIONERVS. NO. 73JV-18-237SHELBY SMITH, MOTHER, JONATHAN KUNI, JR., FATHER, DEFENDANTSD.R., DOB: 02/24/2006, MALE, JUVENILE, RESPONDENTTERMINATION OFPARENTAL RIGHTSWARNING ORDERTO: Shelby Smith and All Others Claiming Parental RightsTake notice that on February 9, 2021, a petition was filed by the Arkansas Department of Human Services in the Circuit Court, Juvenile Division, of White County, Arkansas, to terminate parental rights of D.R., DOB: 02/24/2006. Such declaration could result in termination of your parental rights.A hearing on the petition to terminate parental rights is scheduled for May 6, 2021, at 9:00 a.m. at the White County Law Enforcement Courts Building, 1600 E. Booth Rd., Searcy, AR. If you desire to be represented by an attorney, you should immediately contact your court appointed attorney so that an answer can be filed for you and he may appear with you at any hearing. Tami KingCircuit ClerkBy: Michelle BuiDeputy ClerkDate: 4/1/2175401047f Show more »
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFWHITE COUNTY, ARKANSASJUVENILE DIVISIONARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, PETITIONERVS.73JV-21-64LAURA BROWN, MOTHER, MICHAEL BROWN, FATHER, DEFENDANTSD.B., DOB: 01/28/2020, MALE, JUVENILE, RESPONDENTADJUDICATIONWARNING ORDERTO: Laura Brown, Michael Brown, and All Others Claiming Parental RightsTake notice that on March 19, 2021, a petition was filed by the Arkansas Department of Human Services in the Circuit Court, Juvenile Division, of White County, Arkansas, to have D.B., DOB: 1/28/2020; declared dependent-neglected. Such declaration could result in the juvenile's continued removal from your custody and placement in the care of some suitable person, agency or institution.An adjudication hearing on this matter is scheduled for May 6, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. at the White County Law Enforcement Center Courts Building, 1600 E. Booth Rd., Searcy, AR. If you desire to be represented by an attorney, you should immediately contact your court appointed attorney so that an answer can be filed for you and he may appear with you at any hearing. NOW, unless you appear and defend or otherwise respond within thirty days from the first date of publication of this notice, the Petition may be taken as confessed, and a decree entered and granted.Tami KingCircuit ClerkBy: Michelle BuiDeputy ClerkDate: 4/1/2175401073f Show more »
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFWHITE COUNTY, ARKANSASJUVENILE DIVISIONARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, PETITIONERVS.73JV-20-34SABRYNA IRBY, MOTHER, TYLER SPROUL, FATHER, DEFENDANTSL.S., DOB: 11/29/2018, FEMALE, A.S., DOB: 02/10/2020, FEMALE, RESPONDENTS, JUVENILESTERMINATION OFPARENTAL RIGHTSWARNING ORDERTO: Tyler Sproul and All Others Claiming Parental RightsTake notice that on February 9, 2021, a petition was filed by the Arkansas Department of Human Services in the Circuit Court, Juvenile Division, of White County, Arkansas, to terminate parental rights as to the following juveniles: L.S., DOB: 11/29/2018; and A.S., DOB: 2/10/2020. Such declaration could result in termination of your parental rights. A hearing on the petition to terminate parental rights is scheduled for May 6, 2021, at 1:00 p.m. at the White County Law Enforcement Courts Building, 1600 E. Booth Rd., Searcy, AR. If you desire to be represented by an attorney, you should immediately contact your attorney so that an answer can be filed for you and he may appear with you at any hearing. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may obtain one by contacting Legal Services or requesting the Court appoint you an attorney.Putative parents take notice that pursuant to Arkansas state law, you have the right to: (A) Know the methods of establishing paternity. You can establish paternity by: 1. Proving that you were married to the mother of the child at the time the child was born; 2. Presenting an Acknowledgment of Paternity that has been properly signed and filed with the Arkansas Department of Health, Office of Vital Records; or 3. Proving that a court of competent jurisdiction has entered an order declaring that you are the child’s legal father. (B) Prove that you have had significant contacts with the herein child. (C) Be heard by the Court.Tami KingCircuit ClerkBy: Michelle BuiDeputy ClerkDate: 4/1/2175401077z Show more »
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFJEFFERSON COUNTY,ARKANSAS, JUVENILE DIVISIONARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, PETITIONERVS.CASE NO. 35JV-20-199KRISTEN MALTSBERGER, PARENT, CHRISTOPHER MALTSBERGER, SR., FATHER OF C.M. CHRISTOPHER GREEN, PUTATIVE FATHER OF L.R. MICKEL MARTIN, JR., PARENT OF E.M., DEFENDANTSCHRISTOPHER MALTSBERGER, JR., MALE, DOB: 06/22/2018, LANDON REED, MALE, DOB: 08/26/2015, ELAINA MARTIN, FEMALE, DOB: 04/02/2013, JUVENILES, RESPONDENTSORDER FOR SERVICE BYWARNING ORDERON CHRISTOPHER GREEN On this 24 day of March, 2021, the above entitled cause of action is presented to the Court upon a Motion for Service as Directed by Court. Based upon the verified verbal motion in open Court, the Court, noting the best interests, welfare, health and safety, case plan and appropriate statutory provisions, does hereby FIND, ORDER, ADJUDGE AND DECREE:1. This Court possesses jurisdiction of the parties and the subject matter before it.2. Pursuant to paragraph (g)(4) of Rule 4 of the Arkansas Rules of Civil Procedure, service shall be made by publication of this order, published weekly for two consecutive weeks in a newspaper having general circulation in the county where the action is filed. Additionally, the clerk shall conspicuously post this order for a continuous period of 30-days at the courthouse of the county where the action is filed. Proof of service shall be had as set out in of paragraphs (g)(3)(A)-(D) of Rule 4 of the Arkansas Rules of Civil Procedure.3. Christopher Green shall take notice that Termination of Parental Rights Hearing is scheduled for June 10th, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. If you desire to be represented by an attorney, you should immediately contact your attorney so that an answer can be filed for you and he/she may appear with you at any hearing. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may obtain one by contacting Legal Services at 1-800-950-5817, or requesting the Court appoint you an attorney. IT IS SO ORDERED. Effective this 24 day of March, 2021./s/Earnest E. Brown, Jr.HONORABLE EARNEST E. BROWN, JR.CIRCUIT JUDGEJUVENILE DIVISIONPrepared by:Hannah Bell, ABN# 2020234Attorney for Department of Human ServicesOffice of Chief Counsel1222 W. 6th St.,Pine Bluff, AR 71601Main: 870-534-4200, ext: 545Fax: 870-534-342175398697f Show more »
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFWASHINGTON COUNTY,ARKANSASJUVENILE DIVISION VIIIARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, PETITIONERVS.NO. 72JV-21-156-8CHRISTINA NAVARRO, PARENT OF:K.N., DOB: 06/19/2018, FEMALEJOHNNY BOGERT, JR., PUTATIVE PARENT OF:DEFENDANTSK.N., DOB: 08/30/2016, MALE, JUVENILES, RESPONDENTSADJUDICATIONWARNING ORDERTO: CHRISTINA NAVARRO, PARENT AND ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARENTS OR PUTATIVE PARENTSTake notice that on March 2, 2021, a petition was filed by the Arkansas Department of Human Services in the Circuit Court, Juvenile Division, of Washington County, Arkansas, to have K.N. DOB: 06/19/2019 and K.N. DOB 08/30/2016, declared dependent-neglected. Such declaration could result in the juveniles’ continued removal from your custody and placement in the care of some suitable person, agency or institution.An adjudication hearing on this matter is scheduled for May 10, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. with the Washington County Circuit Court, Juvenile Division VIII, 123 N. College Avenue, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701. If you desire to be represented by an attorney, you should immediately contact your attorney so that an answer can be filed for you and he may appear with you at any hearing. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may obtain one by contacting Legal Services or requesting the Court to determine if you qualify for appointed counsel.Putative parents take notice that pursuant to Arkansas state law, you have the right to: (A) Know the methods of establishing paternity. You can establish paternity by: 1. Proving that you were married to the mother of the child at the time the child was born; 2. Presenting an Acknowledgment of Paternity that has been properly signed and filed with the Arkansas Department of Health, Office of Vital Records; or 3. Proving that a court of competent jurisdiction has entered an order declaring that you are the child’s legal father. (B) Prove that you have had significant contacts with the herein child. (C) Be heard by the Court.NOW, unless you appear and defend or otherwise respond within thirty days from the first date of publication of this notice, the Petition may be taken as confessed, and a decree entered and granted.KYLE SYLVESTER, CIRCUIT CLERKWashington County Circuit Court280 N. College AvenueFayetteville, AR 72701By: /s/Ember McIntoshDeputy ClerkDate: March 19, 202175399776f Show more »
