Juvenile
JV-282: Proof of service—Nonminor
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form documents that a nonminor (a young person between 18-21 years old) was officially notified of court documents or legal proceedings involving their case. Judges, attorneys, and social workers use this form to prove they delivered notice to the nonminor, which is required for dependency and guardianship cases to move forward legally.
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Forms that go with JV-282
JV-401RequiredVisitation Attachment: SiblingThe Indian Child Inquiry Attachment (JV-401) is required with JV-282 when there is a reason to believe the child may be an Indian child, as ICWA compliance must be documented in dispositional findings.›JV-281RequiredNotice of Hearing—NonminorJV-281 (Notice of Hearing—Nonminor) is the notice document that must be served on parties, and JV-282 is used to confirm and record that service was completed.›JV-290Often filed with itCaregiver Information FormJV-290 (Nonminor Dependent Status Review) is commonly filed in the same dependency proceedings involving nonminors and requires its own proof of service to accompany it.›JV-280Next stepNotice of Review HearingThe Disposition Hearing Order (JV-280) is the preceding dispositional order that JV-282 follows up on, making it a key reference document when completing findings and orders after the disposition hearing.›JV-285Next stepRelative InformationJV-285 (Termination of Juvenile Court Jurisdiction—Nonminor) is another nonminor-related order that may be issued in sequence after hearings for which JV-282 was used to document service.›