Juvenile
JV-611: Child Habitually Truant § 601(b)
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This form is used to report and document that a child is habitually truant from school, meaning they have missed school without valid reasons on multiple occasions. Schools, parents, or law enforcement use this form to initiate juvenile court proceedings under California law to address the child's chronic absenteeism and develop a plan to get them back in school.
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Forms that go with JV-611
JV-412RequiredFindings and Orders After Jurisdiction Hearing (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 356)The Waiver of Rights (JV-412) is often filed together with the Stipulation to Jurisdiction as the minor and/or parents formally waive their right to a jurisdictional hearing when stipulating.›JV-400AttachmentVisitation Attachment: Parent, Legal Guardian, Indian Custodian, Other Important PersonThe Petition (JV-400) is the foundational charging document that initiates the juvenile delinquency case to which the JV-611 Stipulation to Jurisdiction directly responds.›JV-600Often filed with itJuvenile Wardship PetitionThe Jurisdictional/Dispositional Report (JV-600) is typically prepared alongside JV-611 to provide the court with a full background on the minor's case when jurisdiction is being established.›JV-510Often filed with itProof of Service—JuvenileThe Notice of Hearing (JV-510) is used to formally notify all parties of the scheduled jurisdictional or dispositional hearing that follows the filing of a stipulation.›JV-620Next stepViolation of Law By ChildThe Dispositional Order—Juvenile (JV-620) is the next logical step after jurisdiction is established via JV-611, as the court issues formal dispositional orders.›
More Juvenile forms
JV-598Petition to Review Denial of Sealing of Records After Diversion Program›JV-599Order on Prosecutor Request for Access to Sealed File›JV-610Child Habitually Disobedient § 601(a)›JV-615Deferred Entry of Judgment Notice of Noncompliance›JV-618Waiver of Rights—Juvenile Justice›JV-622Informal Probation Agreement›