Juvenile
JV-674: Findings and Orders After Permanency Hearing—Delinquency (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 727.3)
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This form records the judge's decisions and orders after a court hearing about whether a foster youth in the delinquency system should remain in state custody or be reunified with family, emancipated, or placed in guardianship. Probation officers, social workers, and attorneys use it to document permanency planning decisions that determine a youth's long-term living situation and custody status.
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Forms that go with JV-674
JV-665RequiredDisposition—Juvenile DelinquencyThe Disposition – Juvenile Delinquency (JV-665) is the underlying disposition form that establishes the findings and orders from which restitution obligations arise, providing the foundational basis for the JV-674.›JV-140Often filed with itNotification of Mailing AddressThe Juvenile Fitness Hearing Order (JV-140) or related notice/advisement forms are commonly used in delinquency proceedings to ensure the minor and parties are properly notified of rights and upcoming hearings connected to the permanency process.›JV-672Next stepFindings and Orders After Six-Month Prepermanency Hearing—DelinquencyThe Restitution Order (JV-672, Notice of Restitution Hearing) is typically filed to formally notify all parties of the upcoming restitution hearing before the JV-674 order is issued.›
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