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FINDINGS AND ORDERS AFTER HEARING TO MODIFY DELINQUENCY JURISDICTION. SDICTION FOR CHILD YOUNGER THAN 18 YEARS OF AGE SUPERIOR. The child is older than 17
Oct 1, 2021 If a civil custody order already exists, the court would modify that order rather than initiate a new action.