Juvenile

JV-259: Response to Request for Juvenile Restraining Order Against a Child

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This form allows a child or their attorney to respond to a request for a juvenile restraining order by presenting their side of the case to the court. A child who has been accused of harassment, threats, or violence uses this form to defend themselves and explain why the court should not issue a restraining order against them.

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Forms that go with JV-259

JV-250AttachmentTemporary Restraining Order—JuvenileThe Dispositional Order (JV-250) is the primary court order to which JV-259 is attached as a dispositional option, making it the anchor document for day program referrals.›JV-255Often filed with itJuvenile Restraining Order After Hearing (CLETS—OJV)The Dispositional Attachment: Electronic Monitoring (JV-255) is often used in conjunction with JV-259 when the court pairs a day program referral with electronic monitoring requirements.›JV-251Often filed with itRequest and Order to Continue HearingThe Dispositional Attachment: Home Supervision (JV-251) is frequently filed alongside JV-259 when the court orders both home supervision and day program participation as complementary conditions.›JV-290Often filed with itCaregiver Information FormThis 'Proof of Service' form is used to document that the responding party has been properly served with the restraining order request and related documents, which is typically required in juvenile restraining order proceedings.›

More Juvenile forms

JV-253Order on Request to Reschedule Restraining Order Hearing›JV-257Order to Change or End Restraining Order After Hearing—Juvenile›JV-258Request for Juvenile Restraining Order Against a Child›JV-260Temporary Restraining Order Against a Child (CLETS—TJC)›JV-265Juvenile Restraining Order Against a Child—Order After Hearing (CLETS—OJC)›JV-268Proof of Personal Service (CLETS-JUV)›
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