Juvenile
JV-123: Sexual Abuse (§ 300 (d))
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This form documents allegations or findings of sexual abuse of a child under California law to establish whether dependency court intervention is needed. Child protective services workers, attorneys, and judges use it during dependency cases to help decide if a child should be removed from their home or placed under court supervision for protection.
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Forms that go with JV-123
JV-100RequiredPetition - DependencyThe Petition (JV-100) initiates the delinquency case and must be on file before a jurisdiction/disposition hearing can proceed, establishing the charges being adjudicated.›JV-200RequiredCustody Order—Juvenile—Final JudgmentThe Proof of Notice (JV-200) documents that all required parties — including parents, guardians, and the minor — were properly notified of the jurisdiction/disposition hearing as required by law.›JV-180Often filed with itRequest to Change Court OrderThe Notice of Intent to File Writ Petition (JV-180) may be filed in conjunction with the hearing record when a party intends to challenge the jurisdiction or disposition findings by writ.›JV-510Often filed with itProof of Service—JuvenileThe Probation Violation Notice (JV-510) may be filed concurrently when the jurisdiction/disposition hearing also addresses an alleged probation violation by the minor.›JV-125Often filed with itCaused Another Child's Death Through Abuse or Neglect (§ 300 (f))The Disposition — Juvenile Delinquency (JV-125) is commonly filed alongside JV-123 to detail the specific dispositional terms and conditions ordered by the court for the minor.›