Juvenile
JV-466: Request to Return to Juvenile Court Jurisdiction and Foster Care
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This form is used to ask the court to return a young person who has aged out of the foster care system back under the court's supervision and into foster care. A young adult (typically ages 18-21) who previously left foster care uses this form when they need the court's help and support again, including housing, services, and financial assistance.
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Forms that go with JV-466
JV-460RequiredAttachment: Additional Findings and Orders for Child Approaching Majority—DependencyThe Restitution Order (JV-466) is typically issued following a delinquency disposition, and JV-460 (Order—Juvenile Delinquency) establishes the underlying court order to which restitution is attached.›JV-468AttachmentConfidential Information—Request to Return to Juvenile Court Jurisdiction and Foster CareJV-468 (Restitution Order—Attachment) serves as a supplemental attachment to JV-466 when there are multiple victims or additional restitution details that do not fit on the primary form.›JV-500Next stepParentage InquiryThe Notice of Appeal (JV-500) may follow a Restitution Order if either party contests the restitution amount or terms ordered by the court.›CR-110AlternativeOrder for Victim RestitutionCR-110 (Restitution Order—Adult) is an alternative restitution order form used in adult criminal proceedings, and may be referenced or substituted when a juvenile case is transferred to adult court.›
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JV-461Findings and Orders After Nonminor Disposition Hearing›JV-462Findings and Orders After Nonminor Dependent Status Review Hearing›JV-463Nonminor's Informed Consent to Hold Disposition Hearing›JV-469Petition and Order to Exit and Reenter Jurisdiction—Nonminor Dependent›JV-470Findings and Orders Regarding Prima Facie Showing on Nonminor's Request to Reenter Foster Care›JV-471Findings and Orders Regarding Exit and Reentry of Jurisdiction—Nonminor Dependent›