Juvenile
JV-124: Severe Physical Abuse (§ 300 (e))
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This form documents findings that a child has suffered severe physical abuse, which is grounds for the court to declare the child a dependent of the court under California law. Child protective services, attorneys, and judges use this form during dependency proceedings to establish that abuse occurred and to determine what custody and safety arrangements are needed for the child.
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Forms that go with JV-124
JV-505RequiredStatement Regarding Parentage (Juvenile)The Statement Regarding Parentage (Juvenile Court) is often filed alongside visitation orders to establish or confirm a parent's legal standing to receive visitation rights set out in JV-124.›JV-200AttachmentCustody Order—Juvenile—Final JudgmentThe Dispositional Attachment: Reunification Plan (Juvenile Court) details the specific reunification and visitation conditions that are implemented through the visitation order on JV-124.›JV-100Often filed with itPetition - DependencyThe Petition (Juvenile Court) is the foundational filing that initiates dependency proceedings, within which visitation orders like JV-124 are typically sought or addressed.›JV-180Often filed with itRequest to Change Court OrderThe Notice of Hearing—Nonminor Dependent (Juvenile Court) may be required when visitation matters involve nonminor dependents, making it a standard companion filing to JV-124 in those cases.›JV-120Often filed with itSerious Physical Harm (§ 300 (a))The Reunification Services: Notice of Hearing and Order (Juvenile Court) is closely related as it governs reunification plans that directly inform and accompany visitation arrangements ordered on JV-124.›