Juvenile
JV-590: Order to Seal Juvenile Records—Welfare and Institutions Code Section 781
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This form is used to seal a juvenile's court records so they are hidden from the public and most employers, which is similar to expunging or erasing the record from view. A judge issues this order when a young person meets certain conditions under California law, allowing them to move forward without their juvenile case following them into adulthood.
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Forms that go with JV-590
JV-591AttachmentAcknowledgment of Juvenile Record SealedThe Order for Victim Restitution (JV-591) is commonly attached to or issued alongside JV-590 when the court imposes restitution as a condition of the minor's release on their own recognizance.›JV-510Often filed with itProof of Service—JuvenileThe Conditions of Probation form is commonly filed with JV-590 to enumerate the specific behavioral and reporting conditions the minor must comply with while released on their own recognizance.›JV-180Often filed with itRequest to Change Court OrderThe Notice of Hearing on Detention is commonly filed alongside JV-590 to formally notify all parties of the scheduled hearing at which the own recognizance release will be considered.›JV-500Next stepParentage InquiryThe Judgment of Wardship/Findings and Orders is typically the next step following an own recognizance release, as it documents the court's formal findings and any ongoing conditions tied to the minor's release.›
More Juvenile forms
JV-586Objection to Public Disclosure of a Deceased Child's Juvenile Dependency Case File›JV-587Order on Petition for Public Disclosure of a Deceased Child's Juvenile Dependency Case File›JV-588Order After Judicial Review on Petition for Public Disclosure of a Deceased Child's Juvenile Dependency Case File›JV-589Acknowledgment of Juvenile Diversion Record Sealed (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 786.5)›JV-592Prosecutor Request for Access to Sealed Juvenile Case File›JV-593Notice of Prosecutor Request for Access to Sealed Juvenile Case File›