2012, father agreed that he would call the
CSW when he secured a suitable home, but he had not called the CSW with his

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address thus far. He also had not returned telephone messages from the CSW, the
foster caregiver, or the FFA social worker. Because father had not returned any
telephone messages, a dependency investigator (DI) from the Department
attempted to hand deliver a letter to father at the address he had given the juvenile
court at the previous hearing. The woman who answered the door at that address
said that fatherdid not live there, and that her husband had not seen him for more
than a month. An hour later, father called the CSW, and a meeting was scheduled
for a few days later.
      At that meeting, father was interviewed by the DI. When asked why he gave
the court an address at which he did not live, father explained that he told his
lawyer at the time of the previous hearing that he did not have a place to live, and
he gave the court the address of his friend because he understood from his lawyer
that the address was only needed for the purpose of receiving mail regarding the
case. Father told the DI that he currently was renting a room in a home with three
bedrooms. He said