Juvenile
JV-128: Cruelty (§ 300 (i))
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form documents allegations that a child has been emotionally or physically harmed through deliberate acts of cruelty by a parent or caregiver, which is grounds for dependency court intervention. Child protective services, social workers, and attorneys use this form to initiate or support child welfare proceedings to protect children from abuse.
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Forms that go with JV-128
JV-100RequiredPetition - DependencyThe Juvenile Dependency Petition is the foundational filing that opens the juvenile court case within which a sibling visitation order is typically sought.›JV-510Often filed with itProof of Service—JuvenileThe Findings and Orders After Jurisdiction Hearing establishes the court's jurisdictional findings and may incorporate or reference sibling visitation directives ordered on JV-128.›JV-180Often filed with itRequest to Change Court OrderThe Request to Change Court Order (Juvenile) is commonly filed alongside or after JV-128 when a party seeks to modify an existing sibling visitation arrangement.›JV-200Often filed with itCustody Order—Juvenile—Final JudgmentThe Findings and Orders After Jurisdiction Hearing establishes the court's jurisdictional findings and may incorporate or reference the sibling visitation order as part of the overall disposition.›JV-400Often filed with itVisitation Attachment: Parent, Legal Guardian, Indian Custodian, Other Important PersonThe Presumed and Alleged Parents form is frequently filed in the same juvenile dependency proceeding to establish parental relationships that directly affect sibling status and visitation eligibility.›