In the Interest of B. K.

Branch, Judge.

We granted the State’s application for a discretionary appeal to consider whether a juvenile court’s order removing B. K, a child, from the custody of the Georgia Department of Human Services, but requiring the Department to continue to make random checks of the child at the home of the new custodian, was in violation of former OCGA § 15-11-55 (c) and (d).1 Because the juvenile court didnothave authority to order the Department to make such visits after the child was removed from its custody, we reverse and remand for further proceedings.

We review a juvenile court’s application…