Mental Health
CARE-116: Proof of Personal Service of Notice of Hearing—CARE Act Proceedings
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form documents that notice of a court hearing has been properly delivered to all required parties in a case involving removal of a child from parental custody under the CARE Act. Child protective services agencies, parents, and their attorneys use this form to prove to the judge that everyone involved in the custody and dependency case was officially notified about the hearing date.
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Forms that go with CARE-116
CARE-100RequiredPetition to Begin CARE Act ProceedingsThis is the primary petition form used to initiate a CARE Act case, which is the foundational proceeding to which the conservatorship objection (CARE-116) responds.›CARE-105AttachmentOrder for CARE Act ReportThis declaration or response form allows the respondent or their counsel to provide supporting factual statements that substantiate the grounds stated in the objection.›CARE-110Often filed with itNotice of Initial Appearance—CARE Act ProceedingsThis form documents the respondent's rights and advisements in a CARE Act proceeding, and is commonly served alongside or before an objection is filed.›CARE-120Often filed with itRequest for New Order and Hearing—CARE Act ProceedingsThis form is used to request a hearing or set a court date, which is typically needed when an objection is filed to ensure the matter is calendared for judicial review.›CARE-115Next stepNotice of Hearing—CARE Act ProceedingsThis is the 'Establishment of Conservatorship' order form that CARE-116 directly objects to, making it the preceding document in the sequence of conservatorship proceedings.›
More Mental Health forms
CARE-107Proof of Personal Service of Notice of Order for CARE Act Report›CARE-111Proof of Personal Service of Notice of Initial Appearance—CARE Act Proceedings›CARE-113Notice of Respondent's Rights—CARE Act Proceedings›CARE-118Notice of Hearing or Continuance›CARE-119Notice of Dismissal›CARE-125Court Referral to the CARE Act Court›