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Begin with Form JV-295. Fill in your name, address, and phone number. Indicate whether you are applying for yourself or someone else by providing their details if applicable.
Sign and date the form. If you have legal representation, ensure your attorney signs as well.
Proceed to Form JV-296. Clearly articulate why you believe you or the other person should be recognized as a de facto parent. Include specific examples of care provided, frequency of involvement, and any relevant information about the child's needs.
Consider attaching supporting letters from individuals who can vouch for your relationship with the child, such as teachers or therapists.
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To learn what a de facto parent is and what rights they have, review De Facto Parent Pamphlet (form JV-299). Get form JV-295. Effective: September 1, 2020.Read more
by JA Parness 2014 Cited by 8 Herein, de facto parent includes a parent on equal footing with a biological or adoptive parent, whether arising under statute or precedent, including a parentRead more
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