Juvenile

JV-206: Reasons for No or Supervised Visitation—Juvenile

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This form documents the specific reasons why a court has decided to deny a parent or guardian unsupervised visits with a child in a dependency case, or to require that visits be supervised by another person. Judges, court staff, and child welfare agencies use this form to create an official record explaining custody and visitation decisions when a child's safety or wellbeing is at risk.

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Forms that go with JV-206

JV-140RequiredNotification of Mailing AddressThe Notification of Mailing Address (JV-140) ensures that all parties' current addresses are on record so that the hearing notice served via JV-206 reaches the correct recipients.›JV-200Often filed with itCustody Order—Juvenile—Final JudgmentThe Petition to Declare Minor a Ward of the Court (JV-200) initiates the juvenile delinquency case for which JV-206 provides the hearing notification and proof of service.›JV-205Often filed with itVisitation Order—JuvenileJV-205 (Findings and Orders After Dispositional Hearing) establishes the dispositional findings and orders within which visitation restrictions documented on JV-206 are formally embedded.›JV-505Often filed with itStatement Regarding Parentage (Juvenile)The Statement Regarding Parentage (JV-505) is commonly filed in conjunction with JV-206 when parentage must be established or confirmed before the noticed hearing can proceed.›JV-210Next stepApplication to Commence Juvenile Court Proceedings and Decision of Social Worker (Welfare & Institutioins Code, § 329)The Waiver of Rights (JV-210) is typically presented at the hearing noticed by JV-206 and is often prepared and filed alongside it in delinquency proceedings.›JV-400Next stepVisitation Attachment: Parent, Legal Guardian, Indian Custodian, Other Important PersonThe Warrant to Take Physical Custody of Child may follow if the hearing notification reveals a failure to appear or an immediate safety concern identified during the hearing process.›JV-290Next stepCaregiver Information FormThe Notice of Intent to File Writ Petition is often filed after a dependency hearing concludes, making it a subsequent step in the juvenile dependency court process initiated by JV-206.›JV-180Next stepRequest to Change Court OrderJV-180 (Notice of Review Hearing) is typically filed to schedule the follow-up review hearing at which the visitation restrictions documented in JV-206 will be reassessed by the court.›JV-282AlternativeProof of service—NonminorThe Notice of Hearing on Supplemental Petition (JV-282) serves a parallel notification and proof-of-service function for supplemental petitions and may be used as an alternative when the matter involves a subsequent petition rather than the original.›

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JV-195Waiver of Reunification Services›JV-212Application to Review Decision by Social Worker Not to Commence Proceedings›JV-213Probate Court Request for Juvenile Court Review of Decision not to Commence Proceedings›JV-214Request for Hearing on Waiver of Presumptive Transfer›JV-215Order After Hearing on Waiver of Presumptive Transfer›JV-216Order Delegating Judicial Authority Over Psychotropic Medication›
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