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The document JV-435 outlines the findings and orders from a 12-month permanency hearing for a child under the jurisdiction of the Superior Court of California. It includes details about the hearing, parties involved, evidence considered, and the court's determinations regarding parental rights, case plan development, and the child's needs. The document emphasizes compliance with legal requirements for notifying involved parties, particularly in cases involving Indian children, and addresses educational and health needs of the child. It concludes with orders for future hearings and ongoing services.

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