Juvenile
JV-126: No Provision for Support (§ 300 (g))
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This form is used to document that a child lacks parental support, which is a legal ground for the court to take jurisdiction over the child's case. Child protective services, parents, or guardians use this form when asking the court to intervene because a parent is unable or unwilling to provide basic care and support.
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Forms that go with JV-126
JV-400AttachmentVisitation Attachment: Parent, Legal Guardian, Indian Custodian, Other Important PersonThe Visitation Attachment (JV-400) is used to specify detailed visitation terms and schedules that accompany and supplement the JV-126 visitation order.›JV-100Often filed with itPetition - DependencyThe Juvenile Dependency Petition (JV-100) initiates the dependency case under which a JV-126 visitation order is typically issued, making it a foundational document in the same proceeding.›JV-140Often filed with itNotification of Mailing AddressThe Custody Order – Juvenile (JV-140) is commonly issued alongside the visitation order to establish the corresponding custody arrangement for the child.›JV-180Next stepRequest to Change Court OrderThe Notice of Review Hearing (JV-180) is used to schedule the follow-up review hearing at which the JV-126 visitation order may be monitored, modified, or extended.›