Juvenile

JV-624: Terms and Conditions

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This form outlines the rules and conditions that a juvenile must follow as part of a court order, typically involving probation, custody arrangements, or other court-supervised requirements. Probation officers, judges, and families in juvenile dependency or delinquency cases use this form to document and communicate the specific terms a young person must comply with during their case.

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Forms that go with JV-624

JV-620RequiredViolation of Law By ChildThis form documents the detention hearing findings and orders that typically precede and necessitate the reasonable efforts determination recorded in JV-624.›JV-505RequiredStatement Regarding Parentage (Juvenile)This form is used to identify the child's Indian status, which is required in dependency proceedings to comply with the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) alongside reasonable efforts determinations.›JV-400Often filed with itVisitation Attachment: Parent, Legal Guardian, Indian Custodian, Other Important PersonThis form is used to establish a legal guardianship as part of the dependency process, and is commonly filed in conjunction with reasonable efforts orders when reunification services are at issue.›JV-281Often filed with itNotice of Hearing—NonminorThis form documents the notice of hearing in dependency cases, which is commonly filed alongside orders such as JV-624 to ensure all parties are properly notified.›JV-625Next stepNotice of Hearing—Juvenile Delinquency ProceedingThis form records the court's findings and orders at the dispositional hearing, which directly follows and builds upon the reasonable efforts findings in JV-624.›

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