Juvenile
JV-127: Freed for Adoption (§ 300 (h))
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This form documents that a child has been declared eligible for adoption by the court because their parents' rights have been terminated under California law. Social workers, attorneys, and judges use this form to officially record that a child is free to be adopted and to move forward with finding them a permanent family.
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Forms that go with JV-127
JV-120Often filed with itSerious Physical Harm (§ 300 (a))The Detention Hearing Order (JV-120) is a foundational dependency court order that precedes and supports placement and freedom-from-parental-custody proceedings under § 300.›JV-180Often filed with itRequest to Change Court OrderThe Notice of Review Hearing (JV-180) is commonly used to notify all parties of hearings related to the child's permanent plan, including proceedings that result in a freed-for-adoption order.›JV-505Often filed with itStatement Regarding Parentage (Juvenile)The Statement Regarding Parentage (Juvenile) is often filed in conjunction with visitation orders to establish or confirm a parent's legal standing before monitored visitation rights are granted.›JV-325Often filed with itObjection to RemovalThe Findings and Orders After Jurisdictional Hearing (JV-325) documents the court's jurisdictional findings that are necessary to establish the basis for a § 300(h) freed-for-adoption determination.›JV-140Next stepNotification of Mailing AddressThe Child Custody and Visitation Order (Juvenile) may follow the monitored visitation order as the next step when the court transitions from monitored to unmonitored visitation arrangements.›