Juvenile
JV-361: First Review Hearing After Youth Turns 16 Years of Age—Information, Documents, and Services
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This form collects and organizes information about a youth's current situation, needs, and services to prepare for a court hearing that happens after the youth turns 16 in the dependency or foster care system. Child welfare workers, social services agencies, and the court use this form to review the youth's progress, plan for their transition to adulthood, and decide what support and services they need going forward.
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Forms that go with JV-361
JV-365RequiredTermination of Juvenile Court Jurisdiction—NonminorJV-365 (Juvenile Court Order - Dismissal/Termination of Jurisdiction) may be required alongside JV-361 to formally dismiss the underlying petition and close the juvenile court case entirely.›JV-600Often filed with itJuvenile Wardship PetitionJV-600 (Petition to Transfer Jurisdiction to Another County/State) is commonly filed alongside JV-361 when the minor's case is being transferred as part of or following the termination of wardship.›JV-510Often filed with itProof of Service—JuvenileJV-510 (Notice of Appeal - Juvenile) may be filed in conjunction with JV-361 by a party wishing to appeal the court's order terminating wardship.›
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JV-356Request for Special Immigrant Juvenile Findings›JV-357Special Immigrant Juvenile Findings›JV-362Review Hearing for Youth Approaching 18 Years of Age—Information, Documents, and Services›JV-363Review Hearing for Youth 18 Years of Age or Older—Information, Documents, and Services›JV-364Termination of Dependency for Adoption (Juvenile)›JV-367Findings and Orders After Hearing to Consider Termination of Juvenile Court Jurisdiction Over a Nonminor›