When Child May Stay In His Own Home.
Article 150
ART. 150. When Child May Stay In His Own Home. — If in the court's opinion the cases of the abandonment or neglect of any child may be remedied, it may permit the child to stay in his own home and under the care and control of his own parents or guardian, subject to the supervision and direction of the Department of Social Welfare. When it appears to the court that it is no longer for the best interests of such child to remain with his parents or guardian, it may commit the child in accordance with the next preceding article. ART. 151. Termination of Rights of Parents. — When a child shall have been committed to the Department of Social Welfare or any duly license child placement agency or individual pursuant to an order of the court, his parents or guardian shall thereafter exercise no authority-over him except upon such conditions as the court may impose.