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The document JV-364 is a legal form used in the Superior Court of California to officially terminate juvenile dependency for the purpose of adoption. It indicates that the county agency has fulfilled its case plan and that the child is now permanently placed for adoption. The document also notes the termination of court jurisdiction over the child and includes details for a review hearing.

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Begin by entering your details in the 'ATTORNEY OR PARTY WITHOUT ATTORNEY' section. Fill in your name, firm name, street address, city, state, telephone number, fax number, and email address.
In the 'FOR COURT USE ONLY' section, leave this area blank as it is designated for court personnel.
Next, provide the juvenile dependency case number and the child's name in the respective fields.
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What is a JV 320?

Orders Under Welfare and Institutions Code Sections 366.24, 366.26, 727.3, 727.31 (JV-320) States the courts decisions (orders) made at a hearing to select a permanent plan for a child in foster care.

What is the difference between juvenile court and family court?

Case law and statutory law show that the purpose of family court is to provide litigants with a forum to resolve issues of custody, care, and control of minor children. The purpose of juvenile court is to protect children from parental abuse or neglect.

What is a JV 569?

Proof of ServicePetition for Access to Juvenile Case File (JV-569) Tell the court what documents you served on other parties in the case, and how you served them, when you are requesting a childs juvenile court case file. Get form JV-569.

What is a JV 100?

Juvenile Dependency Petition (Version One) (JV-100) The social worker uses this to start a case in juvenile dependency court.

What is a JV 570?

Petition for Access to Juvenile Case File (JV-570) Ask the court for a court order to get a copy of a juvenile court case file.

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What is JV 596 info?

Sealing of Records for Satisfactory Completion of Probation (JV-596-INFO) Explains when the court can keep private (seal) a childs juvenile delinquency records, how the court will make the decision, and the effects of sealing the records.

What is a JV 535?

Order Designating Educational Rights Holder (JV-535) States the courts decision (order) about who can make educational or developmental-services decisions for a child, youth, or nonminor dependent.