Family Law
ADOPT-225: Parent Of Indian Child Agrees To End Parental Rights
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form is used to document a parent's agreement to give up their parental rights to a child in an adoption case involving a Native American child. Parents, adoptive parents, and tribal representatives use this form to officially record consent to termination of parental rights as required by federal Indian adoption law.
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Forms that go with ADOPT-225
ADOPT-200RequiredAdoption RequestThe Adoption Request (ADOPT-200) initiates the formal adoption proceeding, which is the foundational case within which an order to cease family reunification services is sought.›ADOPT-210Often filed with itAdoption AgreementThe Adoption Jurisdiction Declaration (ADOPT-210) establishes the court's jurisdiction over the child, which must be confirmed before orders affecting the child's placement or reunification services can be issued.›ADOPT-215Often filed with itAdoption OrderThe Adoption - Notice of Hearing (ADOPT-215) is used to notify all relevant parties of the court hearing at which the order to cease family reunification services will be considered.›JV-320Often filed with itOrders Under Welfare and Institutions Code Sections 366.24, 366.26, 727.3, 727.31The Orders on Findings and Orders After 18-Month Hearing (JV-320) from the juvenile dependency process may be cross-referenced, as the cessation of reunification services often originates from or parallels dependency court findings.›ADOPT-230Next stepAdoption ExpensesThe Adoption Order (ADOPT-230) is the next step in the adoption process after reunification services have been formally ceased, finalizing the child's placement with the adoptive family.›
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