MINOR’S NAME:
CASE NUMBER:
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ATTACHMENT: HEARING FOR DISMISSAL—ADDITIONAL FINDINGS
AND ORDERS—FOSTER CARE PLACEMENT—DELINQUENCY
JV-681
JV-681 [Rev. July 1, 2012]
8.
The minor (1) was not a court dependent at the time he or she was declared a ward; (2) is currently subject to an order for a
foster care placement; (3) does not come within the juvenile court's transition jurisdiction; (4) has achieved his or her
rehabilitative goals; (5) no longer requires delinquency jurisdiction; and (6) appears to come within the description of Welf. &
Inst. Code, § 300 and cannot return home safely.
a.
b. The matter is set for a hearing to review the county child welfare services department's decision on the date stated on the
record which is within 20 court days of the date of this order.
The probation officer minor's attorney must submit an application, under Welf. & Inst. Code, § 329, to
the county child welfare services department to commence a proceeding to declare the minor a dependent of the court.
9.
The minor (1) was a court dependent at the time he or she was declared a ward; (2) does not come within the juvenile court’s
transition jurisdiction; (3) has achieved his or her rehabilitative goals; (4) delinquency jurisdiction is no longer required; and (5)
he or she remains within the description of a dependent child under Welf. & Inst. Code, § 300 and a return to the home of a
parent or legal guardian would create a substantial risk of detriment to his or her safety, protection, or physical or emotional
well-being.
a.
The minor was originally removed from the physical custody of his or her parents or legal guardians on
(specify date): ______________ and continues to be removed from their custody.
The order terminating jurisdiction over the minor as a dependent of the juvenile court is vacated and dependency jurisdiction
over the minor is resumed. Delinquency jurisdiction is terminated. The matter is continued for a status review hearing set
under Welf. & Inst. Code, § 366.21 or 366.3 on the date stated on the record which is within six months of the minor's most
recent status review hearing under Welf. & Inst. Code, § 727.2 or § 727.3.
10.
Jurisdiction over the minor was not modified from delinquency jurisdiction to dependency jurisdiction or transition jurisdiction:
a.
The minor is returned to the home of the parent or legal guardian. A progress report hearing is set on the date
stated on the record.
d. Delinquency jurisdiction is continued and the order for a foster care placement remains in full force and effect. The
matter is continued for a status review hearing set under Welf. & Inst. Code, § 727.2 or § 727.3 on the date stated
on the record which is within six months of the minor's most recent status review hearing under Welf. & Inst. Code,
§ 727.2 or § 727.3.
b.
The minor is returned to the home of the parent or legal guardian and juvenile court jurisdiction of the minor is
terminated as set forth in Petition to Terminate Wardship and Order (form JV-794).
c.
Delinquency jurisdiction is continued and the order for an out-of-home placement in a non–foster care placement
remains in full force and effect. A progress report hearing is set on the date stated on the record.
b.
The removal findings made at that hearing, “continuation in the home is contrary to the child’s welfare” and “reasonable
efforts were made to prevent removal,” remain in effect.
c.
The child welfare services department probation department is responsible for the minor's placement
and care.
7.
The court having previously determined that the minor is a dual status child under Welf. & Inst. Code, § 241.1(e)(5)(B), that
the child's rehabilitative goals were achieved, that a return to the minor's home would be detrimental, and that juvenile court
jurisdiction over the minor as a dual status child is no longer required, orders:
a.
b.
The matter is continued for a status review hearing set under Welf. & Inst. Code, § 366.21 or § 366.3 on the date stated
on the record which is within six months of the date of the minor's most recent status review hearing under Welf. & Inst.
Code, § 727.2 or § 727.3.
The child's dual status is terminated, delinquency jurisdiction over the minor is dismissed, and dependency jurisdiction is
continued with the child welfare services department responsible for the child's placement and care.
6.
The court having previously determined that the minor is a dual status child under Welf. & Inst. Code, § 241.1(e)(5)(A) and
that juvenile court jurisdiction over the minor as a dependent should be resumed, orders:
Orders:
a.
b.
The matter is continued for a status review hearing set under Welf. & Inst. Code, § 366.21 or § 366.3 on the date stated
on the record which is within six months of the date of the minor's most recent status review hearing under Welf. & Inst.
Code, § 727.2 or § 727.3.
Dependency jurisdiction over the minor previously suspended is resumed and delinquency jurisdiction is dismissed.
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