West Virginia Bureau for Children and Families
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West Virginia Bureau for Children and Families
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Yes, in most cases. In fact, visits between parents and children are an essential part of the efforts to reunite families. The child’s caseworker has the primary responsibility for planning visits and arranging supervision, if required. Your assistance with these efforts is an important part of the reunification process.
