Juvenile
JV-365: Termination of Juvenile Court Jurisdiction—Nonminor
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This form officially ends a juvenile court's legal authority over a young adult (typically ages 18-21) who has been in the foster care or juvenile justice system. Judges, social workers, and attorneys use it to close out a case when a nonminor is ready to leave the court's supervision and become fully independent.
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Forms that go with JV-365
JV-290RequiredCaregiver Information FormThe Findings and Orders After Jurisdictional Hearing establishes the factual and legal basis for the delinquency finding that precedes and supports a DJJ commitment.›JV-364AttachmentTermination of Dependency for Adoption (Juvenile)This 'Termination of Juvenile Court Jurisdiction—Nonminor—Attachment' form is used as a supplemental attachment to provide additional findings and orders required when terminating jurisdiction over a nonminor.›JV-415AlternativeFindings and Orders After Dispositional Hearing (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 361 et seq.)The Commitment to a Juvenile Home, Ranch, Camp, or Forestry Camp form is a closely related disposition alternative that may be considered or filed alongside JV-365 when determining the appropriate level of commitment.›
More Juvenile forms
JV-356Request for Special Immigrant Juvenile Findings›JV-357Special Immigrant Juvenile Findings›JV-361First Review Hearing After Youth Turns 16 Years of Age—Information, Documents, and Services›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-367Findings and Orders After Hearing to Consider Termination of Juvenile Court Jurisdiction Over a Nonminor›