Juvenile
JV-620: Violation of Law By Child
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form documents when a child has broken a law and is used in juvenile court proceedings to record the alleged violation. Probation officers, judges, and court staff use it to track and manage cases involving minors accused of crimes or delinquent behavior.
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Forms that go with JV-620
JV-310RequiredProof of Service Under Section 366.26 of the Welfare And Institutions CodeThe Proof of Notice of Hearing (JV-310) is required to document that all parties were properly notified of the hearing at which the JV-620 is being presented.›JV-600Often filed with itJuvenile Wardship PetitionThe Jurisdictional/Dispositional Review Report (JV-600) is typically filed alongside JV-620 as it provides the court with the underlying case review details that inform the reasonable efforts determination.›JV-535Often filed with itOrder Designating Educational Rights HolderThe Visitation Plan (JV-535) is commonly filed with JV-620 because reasonable efforts determinations often involve assessments of reunification services, including visitation arrangements.›JV-290Often filed with itCaregiver Information FormThe Notice of Hearing on Selection of a Permanent Plan (JV-290) is commonly filed in conjunction with JV-620 when the case is progressing toward a permanent plan review requiring a reasonable efforts finding.›JV-625Next stepNotice of Hearing—Juvenile Delinquency ProceedingThe Findings and Orders After Jurisdiction Hearing (JV-625) is the next sequential court order form completed after the JV-620 determination is made, capturing the court's formal findings and directives.›