Juvenile

ICWA-080: Order on Request for Ex Parte Hearing to Return Physical Custody of an Indian Child

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This form allows a judge to make an emergency decision to return an Indian child to their parent or guardian without a full court hearing when there is an urgent need to do so. A parent, guardian, or Indian tribe uses this form when they believe a child in state custody should be returned immediately to their family, and they need the court to act quickly on their request for custody.

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Forms that go with ICWA-080

ICWA-030Often filed with itNotice of Child Custody Proceeding for Indian Child (Indian Child Welfare Act)This form (Proof of Notice of Child Custody Proceeding for Indian Child) documents that proper ICWA notice was served, which is a foundational requirement that supports the validity of the mediation process.›ICWA-020Often filed with itParental Notification of Indian StatusThis form (Notice of Child Custody Proceeding for Indian Child) is required to notify tribes and the Bureau of Indian Affairs of the ICWA proceeding, and must typically be filed in conjunction with ICWA mediation proceedings.›ICWA-060Often filed with itOrder on Petition to Transfer Case Involving an Indian Child to Tribal JurisdictionThis form (Petition to Transfer Case Involving an Indian Child to Tribal Jurisdiction) may be filed concurrently when a tribe seeks to exercise jurisdiction, making it directly relevant to the mediation context established in ICWA-080.›

More Juvenile forms

ICWA-042Request for Tribal Participation›ICWA-050Notice of Petition and Petition to Transfer Case Involving an Indian Child to Tribal Jurisdiction›ICWA-070Request for Ex Parte Hearing to Return Physical Custody of an Indian Child›ICWA-090Order After Hearing on Ex Parte Request to Return Physical Custody of an Indian Child›ICWA-100Tribal Information Form›ICWA-101Agreement of Parent or Indian Custodian to Temporary Custody of Indian Child›
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