Chapter 1 - CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH A CHILD IS A CHILD IN NEED OF SERVICES
- Section 31-34-1-0.1 - [Repealed]
- Section 31-34-1-1 - Inability, refusal, or neglect of parent, guardian, or custodian to supply child with necessary food, clothing, shelter, medical care, education, or supervision
- Section 31-34-1-2 - Act or omission of parent, guardian, or custodian seriously endangering child's physical or mental health; victim of specified offense
- Section 31-34-1-3 - Victim of specified offense; living in household with a child victim of a specified offense or an adult who committed or is charged with a specified offense
- Section 31-34-1-3.5 - Victim of human or sexual trafficking
- Section 31-34-1-4 - Parent, guardian, or custodian allowing child's participation in obscene performance
- Section 31-34-1-5 - Parent, guardian, or custodian allowing child to commit sex offense
- Section 31-34-1-6 - Child substantially endangering own or another's health
- Section 31-34-1-7 - Parent, guardian, or custodian failing to participate in school disciplinary proceeding
- Section 31-34-1-8 - Missing child
- Section 31-34-1-9 - Disabled child deprived of necessary nutrition or medical or surgical intervention
- Section 31-34-1-10 - Child born with fetal alcohol syndrome, neonatal abstinence syndrome, or drugs in the child's body
- Section 31-34-1-11 - Risks or injuries arising from use of alcohol, controlled substance, or legend drug by child's mother during pregnancy
- Section 31-34-1-12 - Exception for mother's good faith use of legend drug according to prescription
- Section 31-34-1-13 - Exception for mother's good faith use of controlled substance according to prescription
- Section 31-34-1-14 - Exception for failure of parent, guardian, or custodian to provide medical treatment because of religious beliefs; rebuttable presumption; effect of presumption
- Section 31-34-1-15 - Effect of chapter on use of corporal punishment or religious practices
- Section 31-34-1-16 - Termination of parental rights or transfer of custody may not be required; voluntary placement agreements