Louisiana Children's Code Tit. VI, Art. 650. Advice of rights for children

(1) To be represented by an independent and qualified attorney who shall have duties of loyalty, confidentiality, advocacy, and competent representation.

(2) To have notice of and attend all hearings.

(3) To have regular and meaningful communication with the child's attorney in a way that is understandable to the child.

(4) To have the child's attorney present the child's case, including presenting the child's wishes.

(5) To testify as to the child's wishes.

(6) To be free from discrimination based on race, religion, disability, national origin, and sex.

(7) To be provided qualified interpretation, translation, and language assistance services.

(8) To be provided reasonable accommodations for any disability.

(9) If the child has been placed in foster care, to be provided an individualized case plan, which shall provide all of the following:

(10) To have the child's attorney file a written response objecting to the case plan and to have the judge approve or disapprove all or part of the case plan.

(11) If the child is fourteen years of age or older and in foster care, to the rights as provided in R.S. 46:286.16, Foster Youth's Bill of Rights (FYBOR).