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New York Juvenile & Dependency Forms
Delinquency, dependency and termination of parental rights.
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Statewide forms
From the New York State Unified Court System- 3-1Order on Motion For Change of VenueFamily Court order under Family Court Act §302.3 deciding a motion to change the venue of a juvenile delinquency case to another county.
- 3-2Order for Change of VenueFamily Court order under Family Court Act §302.3 transferring a juvenile delinquency case to another county after the fact-finding hearing.
- 3-3Juvenile Delinquency WarrantFamily Court warrant under Family Court Act §312.2 directing any police or peace officer to bring a youth named in a juvenile delinquency petition before the court.
- 3-4Application - Pre-Petition DetentionApplication under Family Court Act §307.4 by the agency running a detention facility, asking the Family Court to rule on the detention of a youth held before a juvenile delinquency petition is filed.
- 3-5Order Directing Release from DetentionFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§307.4, 320.5 and 325.3 directing the release from detention of a youth charged in a juvenile delinquency case.
- 3-6Order Directing Detention (Pre-Petition)Family Court order under Family Court Act §307.4 directing the detention of a child charged with a juvenile delinquency act before a petition is filed.
- 3-7Juvenile Delinquency PetitionPetition under Family Court Act §§310.1 and 311.1 by a presentment agency alleging that a youth committed acts that would be crimes if done by an adult, starting a juvenile delinquency case in Family Court.
- 3-9Order of Adjournment in Contemplation of Dismissal (JD)Family Court order under Family Court Act §315.3 adjourning a juvenile delinquency case in contemplation of dismissal, with conditions the youth must meet.
- 3-11Order Directing DetentionFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§320.5 and 325.3 directing that a youth in a juvenile delinquency case be held in detention pending further proceedings, with the required findings.
- 3-11aOrder Directing Release of Respondent with ConditionsFamily Court order under Family Court Act §320.5 releasing a juvenile delinquency respondent from detention on conditions the youth must follow while the case is pending.
- 3-12Order of Referral to the Probation Service (Post-Petition)Family Court order under Family Court Act §320.6 referring a juvenile delinquency case to the probation service for adjustment after the petition was filed.
- 3-13Order of Dismissal After AdjustmentFamily Court order under Family Court Act §320.6 dismissing a juvenile delinquency petition after the case was successfully adjusted by the probation service.
- 3-14Order Directing Examination to Determine CapacityFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§301.2 and 322.1 directing a psychiatric or psychological examination to determine whether a juvenile delinquency respondent has the capacity to proceed.
- 3-15Notice of HearingNotice of a hearing under Family Court Act §322.2 in a juvenile delinquency case to determine whether the respondent lacks the capacity to understand the proceedings or assist in the defense.
- 3-16Order Extending Time for Examination to Determine CapacityFamily Court order under Family Court Act §322.1 extending the time for the examination of a juvenile delinquency respondent to determine capacity to proceed.
- 3-17Examination Report to Determine CapacityReport by a psychiatrist or certified psychologist under Family Court Act §322.1 on whether a youth in a juvenile delinquency case has the capacity to understand the proceedings and assist in the defense.
- 3-18Order In Proceeding to Determine Capacity and Notice of HearingFamily Court order under Family Court Act §322.2 starting a proceeding to determine whether a juvenile delinquency respondent has the capacity to proceed, with notice of the hearing.
- 3-19Order Regarding Incapacitated Person (After Probable Cause Hearing)Family Court order under Family Court Act §322.2 concerning a juvenile delinquency respondent found to be an incapacitated person after a probable cause hearing.
- 3-21Order (Extension of Period of Commitment for Lack of Capacity)Family Court order under Family Court Act §322.2 extending the commitment of a juvenile delinquency respondent found to lack the capacity to proceed, so that treatment can continue.
- 3-22Petition for Dismissal for Continuing Lack of CapacityPetition under Family Court Act §322.2 asking the Family Court to dismiss a juvenile delinquency petition because the respondent continues to lack the capacity to proceed.
- 3-23Order Dismissing Petition for Lack of CapacityFamily Court order under Family Court Act §322.2 dismissing a juvenile delinquency petition because the respondent lacks the capacity to proceed.
- 3-24Petition for Modification of Order of CommitmentPetition under Family Court Act §322.1 asking the Family Court to modify an order committing a juvenile delinquency respondent found to lack the capacity to proceed.
- 3-25Order (Modifying Order of Commitment for Lack of Capacity)Family Court order under Family Court Act §322.2 modifying an order committing a juvenile delinquency respondent found to lack the capacity to proceed.
- 3-26Petition to Determine Capacity After Prior CommitmentPetition under Family Court Act §322.2 asking the Family Court to determine whether a juvenile delinquency respondent who was committed for lack of capacity now has the capacity to proceed.
- 3-27Order Determining Capacity Prior to CommitmentFamily Court order under Family Court Act §322.2 determining whether a juvenile delinquency respondent who was committed for lack of capacity now has the capacity to proceed.
- 3-28Order Upon Fact-Finding HearingFamily Court order under Family Court Act §345.1 stating the findings after a fact-finding hearing in a juvenile delinquency case, including which acts were proved.
- 3-29Order of Disposition - Juvenile DelinquencyFamily Court order of disposition in a juvenile delinquency case under Family Court Act Article 3, such as conditional discharge, probation or placement, with permanency findings when the youth is placed.
- 3-30Order of Disposition (After Order of Removal with Finding)Family Court order of disposition in a juvenile delinquency case removed from a criminal court, entered after a finding, without restrictive placement, under Family Court Act §§346.1 to 355.5.
- 3-31Order of Disposition (Designated Felony; No Restrictive Placement)Family Court order of disposition in a designated felony juvenile delinquency case under Family Court Act §§351.1 to 353.7, without restrictive placement.
- 3-32Order of Disposition (Designated Felony - After Order of Removal with Finding - No Restrictive Placement)Family Court order of disposition in a designated felony juvenile delinquency case removed from a criminal court, entered after a finding, without restrictive placement.
- 3-33Order of Disposition (Designated Felony; Restrictive Placement)Family Court order of disposition in a designated felony juvenile delinquency case imposing restrictive placement under Family Court Act §353.5.
- 3-34Order of Disposition (Designated Felony-After Order of Removal with Finding – Restrictive Placement)Family Court order of disposition in a designated felony juvenile delinquency case removed from a criminal court, imposing restrictive placement under Family Court Act §353.5.
- 3-37Notice of Disposition or Termination of ProceedingNotice under Family Court Act §§354.1 and 375.1 that a juvenile delinquency proceeding has been finally disposed of or terminated, so that fingerprints and records are handled as the law requires.
- 3-38Petition (Extension of Placement and Permanency Hearing)Petition under Family Court Act §§355.3 and 355.5 asking the Family Court to extend a juvenile delinquent's placement and hold a permanency hearing, filed by the stated deadline.
- 3-39Order - Extension of Placement and Permanency Hearing OrderFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§355.3 and 355.5 extending the placement of a juvenile delinquent and making permanency hearing findings on the youth's plan.
- 3-40Petition for Violation of Order of Probation or Conditional DischargePetition under Family Court Act §§360.2 and 360.3 alleging that a juvenile delinquent violated probation or a conditional discharge, asking the Family Court for a new disposition.
- 3-41Order - Violation of Order of Probation or Conditional DischargeFamily Court order in a juvenile delinquency case under Family Court Act §§360.2 and 360.3 deciding whether the youth violated probation or a conditional discharge, and the new disposition.
- 3-44Order on MotionFamily Court order deciding a motion made in a juvenile delinquency case, stating the relief requested and whether it is granted or denied.
- 3-45Order of Dismissal - D, EFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§315.1, 315.2 and 345.1 dismissing a juvenile delinquency petition, for example as defective, in the interests of justice or after the fact-finding hearing.
- 3-46Order for HIV Related TestingFamily Court order under Family Court Act §347.1 directing HIV-related testing of a juvenile delinquency respondent found to have committed a qualifying offense, at the victim's request.
- 3-47Notice of PlacementNotice under Family Court Act §§301.2 and 380.1 that a youth found to be a juvenile delinquent has been placed with the State Office of Children and Family Services or the New York City Administration for Children's Services.
- 3-48Close to Home - Order on Petition to Modify PlacementFamily Court order under Family Court Act §355.1 deciding a petition to modify the placement of a juvenile delinquent placed in the New York City Close to Home program.
- 3-49Close to Home - Order on Petition to Transfer Placement to NYS OCFSFamily Court order under Family Court Act §355.1(2)(a)(ii) deciding a petition to transfer a juvenile delinquent's Close to Home placement from New York City ACS to the New York State Office of Children and Family Services.
- 7-1Recognizance to Produce ChildRecognizance under Family Court Act §§724 and 735 by which a parent or person legally responsible promises to bring a child alleged to be a person in need of supervision (PINS) to Family Court when required.
- 7-1aWarrant of Arrest (w/ aliases) (PINS)Family Court warrant under Family Court Act §738 directing police to bring a child alleged to be a person in need of supervision (PINS) before the court, valid until the date stated.
- 7-2Order - Directing Release of Child from DetentionFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§728 and 739 directing the release of a child alleged to be a person in need of supervision (PINS) from pre-dispositional placement.
- 7-3Order Directing Detention (Post-Petition)Family Court order under Family Court Act §§720 and 739 directing the pre-dispositional placement of a child alleged to be a person in need of supervision (PINS) while the petition is pending.
- 7-4Petition - PINSPetition under Family Court Act §§712 and 732 by a parent, school or other authorized person alleging that a youth is a person in need of supervision (PINS), for example for truancy or being ungovernable.
- 7-5Determination Upon Fact-Finding HearingFamily Court determination under Family Court Act §§744 and 752 after a fact-finding hearing on a person in need of supervision (PINS) petition, stating whether the allegations were proved.
- 7-6Order of Adjournment in Contemplation of Dismissal (PINS)Family Court order under Family Court Act §749(a) adjourning a person in need of supervision (PINS) case in contemplation of dismissal, with conditions the youth must meet.
- 7-7Application to Restore to CalendarApplication under Family Court Act §749(a) by the petitioner in a person in need of supervision (PINS) case asking the Family Court to restore the petition to the calendar after an earlier adjournment order.
- 7-8Order of Fact-Finding and DispositionFamily Court order of fact-finding and disposition in a person in need of supervision (PINS) case under Family Court Act §§750 to 759, such as a suspended judgment, probation or placement.
- 7-9Petition for Termination of PlacementPetition under Family Court Act §§762 and 771 asking the Family Court to end the placement of a person in need of supervision (PINS).
- 7-10Order on Petition to Terminate Placement (PINS)Family Court order under Family Court Act §§764 to 767 deciding a petition to end the placement of a person in need of supervision (PINS).
- 7-11Petition for Discontinuance of TreatmentPetition under Family Court Act §§771 and 772 by an authorized agency asking the Family Court to discontinue treatment ordered for a person in need of supervision (PINS).
- 7-12Order (Discontinuation of Treatment)Family Court order under Family Court Act §§771 and 772 deciding a petition to discontinue treatment ordered for a person in need of supervision (PINS).
- 7-15Petition - Violation of Order of DispositionPetition under Family Court Act §§776 to 779 alleging that a person in need of supervision (PINS) violated the order of disposition, such as probation or a suspended judgment.
- 7-16Order - Violation of Order of Disposition - Probation/Suspended JudgmentFamily Court order in a person in need of supervision (PINS) case under Family Court Act §§776 to 779 deciding whether the youth violated a suspended judgment or probation, and the new disposition.
- 7-17Order - Violation of Order of PlacementFamily Court order in a person in need of supervision (PINS) case under Family Court Act §§777 and 778 deciding whether the youth violated an order of placement, and the new disposition.
- 7-18Petition (Extension of Placement and Permanency Hearing)Petition under Family Court Act §§756-a and 756-b asking the Family Court to extend the placement of a person in need of supervision (PINS) and hold a permanency hearing.
- 7-19Order - Extension of Placement and Permanency Hearing Order (PINS)Family Court order under Family Court Act §§756-a and 756-b extending the placement of a person in need of supervision (PINS) and making permanency hearing findings on the youth's plan.
- 7-20Notice of Right of Respondent to AppealNotice under Family Court Act §§760 and 1113 to an unrepresented respondent in a person in need of supervision (PINS) case, and to the respondent's parents, of the right to appeal the Family Court's order and the time limit for doing so.
- 7-21Order of Adjournment of Contemplation of DismissalFamily Court order under Family Court Act §749(a) adjourning a person in need of supervision (PINS) case in contemplation of dismissal, so the petition is dismissed if the youth meets the conditions set.
- 10-1Order (Directing Temporary Removal Of Child Before Petition Filed)Family Court order under Family Court Act §§1017 and 1022 directing the temporary removal of a child from home before a child abuse or neglect petition is filed, with findings and placement directions.
- 10-1aNotice (Temporary Removal of Child and Right to Hearing)Notice under Family Court Act §§1021 and 1024 to a parent that a child was temporarily removed from the home in a child abuse or neglect matter and that the parent has the right to a hearing on the child's return.
- 10-1bOrder of InvestigationFamily Court order in a child abuse or neglect case under Family Court Act §§1017 and 1027 directing an investigation of relatives and suitable persons as possible placements and a diligent search for non-respondent parents.
- 10-1cApplication For Temporary Removal of Child (before Petition Filed)Application under Family Court Act §1022 by a child protective agency asking the Family Court to order a child's temporary removal from the home before an abuse or neglect petition is filed.
- 10-2Order (Directing Temporary Removal Of Child After Petition Filed)Family Court order under Family Court Act §§1017 and 1027 deciding an application to temporarily remove a child from home after a child abuse or neglect petition is filed, with findings and placement directions.
- 10-2aOrder for ServicesFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§1015-a and 1022 directing services for a child or family in a child abuse or neglect case.
- 10-2bOrder Terminating RemandFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§1027 and 1028 ending a child's remand to foster care in a child abuse or neglect case.
- 10-3Order Directing Medical ExaminationFamily Court order under Family Court Act §1027 directing a medical examination of a child alleged to be abused or neglected.
- 10-4Application for Return of Child Temporarily Removed from HomeApplication under Family Court Act §1028 by a parent or person legally responsible asking the Family Court to return a child who was temporarily removed from the home in a child abuse or neglect case.
- 10-5Order on Application for Return of Child Temporarily Removed from HomeFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§1017 and 1028 deciding a parent's application to return a child temporarily removed from home in a child abuse or neglect case, with findings and conditions.
- 10-6Petition (Child Neglect)Petition under Family Court Act §§1012 and 1031 alleging that a child under 18 was neglected by a parent or person legally responsible, starting a child protective case.
- 10-7Petition (Child Abuse)Petition under Family Court Act §§1012 and 1031 alleging that a child under 18 was abused, severely abused or repeatedly abused by a parent or person legally responsible, starting a child protective case.
- 10-7aChild Abuse SummonsSummons under Family Court Act §§1035 and 1036 directing a respondent to appear in Family Court to answer a child abuse petition, warning that a long foster care stay may lead to termination of parental rights. It may be served outside New York.
- 10-7bWarrant (w/ aliases) - Child Abuse/Child NeglectFamily Court warrant of arrest under Family Court Act §§1035 and 1037 directing police to bring a respondent in a child abuse or neglect case before the court.
- 10-7cSummons - Child NeglectSummons under Family Court Act §§1035 and 1036 directing a respondent to appear in Family Court to answer a child neglect petition. It may be served outside New York.
- 10-7dOrder (Notice to Non-Respondent Parents)Notice under Family Court Act §1035(d) and (e) to a non-respondent parent that a child protective petition has been filed about the child, with a copy of the petition and an explanation of the parent's rights, including to seek custody.
- 10-7eNotice to Relatives and Suitable Persons of Pending Child Protective ProceedingNotice under Family Court Act §1017(1) to relatives and other suitable persons that a child protective proceeding is pending about a child, telling them they may ask to have the child placed with them or to become foster parents.
- 10-8Order - Adjournment in Contemplation of DismissalFamily Court order under Family Court Act §1039 adjourning a child abuse or neglect case in contemplation of dismissal, with conditions the respondent must meet during the adjournment.
- 10-8aApplication to Restore Case Adjourned in Contemplation of Dismissal to CalendarApplication under Family Court Act §1039 to restore to the calendar a child abuse or neglect case that was adjourned in contemplation of dismissal, alleging that the respondent did not keep to the terms of the adjournment.
- 10-9Determination Upon Fact-finding HearingFamily Court determination after a fact-finding hearing in a child abuse or neglect case under Family Court Act §§1044, 1046 and 1051, stating whether the child was abused, neglected or severely abused.
- 10-10Order of Fact-finding and Disposition (and Permanency Hearing)Family Court order of fact-finding, disposition and permanency hearing in a child abuse or neglect case under Family Court Act Article 10, with orders for placement, supervision, services and the child's permanency plan.
- 10-11aNotice of Motion to Terminate PlacementNotice of motion under Family Court Act §1062 asking the Family Court to end a child's placement in foster care in a child abuse or neglect case.
- 10-11bAffirmation in Support of Motion to Terminate PlacementAffirmation in a child protective proceeding supporting a motion to terminate a child's placement in foster care.
- 10-12Order on Petition to Terminate PlacementFamily Court order under Family Court Act §1065 deciding a motion to end a child's foster care placement in a child abuse or neglect case.
- 10-13Notice of Motion (Violation of Order of Disposition)Notice of motion under Family Court Act §§1071 and 1072 alleging that a respondent in a child abuse or neglect case violated the order of disposition and asking the Family Court for relief.
- 10-13aAffirmation in Support of Motion for an Order of Violation of Order of DispositionAffirmation in a child protective proceeding supporting a motion for an order finding that a respondent violated the order of disposition for an abused or neglected child.
- 10-14Order - Violation of Order of DispositionFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§1071 and 1072 deciding a motion alleging that a respondent in a child abuse or neglect case violated the order of disposition, with any new orders for the child.
- 10-15Petition For Release of Responsibility Under Order of PlacementPetition under Family Court Act §1074 by an agency or other person caring for a child under an order of placement in a child protective case, asking to be released from responsibility for the child.
- 10-19Order of Transfer to Criminal Court of Referral to District AttorneyFamily Court order under Family Court Act §1014 transferring a child abuse or neglect matter to a criminal court or referring it to the District Attorney for possible prosecution.
- 10-27Petition for Extension of SupervisionPetition under Family Court Act §1054 asking the Family Court to extend supervision of a respondent in a child abuse or neglect case, or the release of the child to a parent, legal custodian or guardian.
- 10-28Order Determining Petition for Extension of SupervisionFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§1054 and 1057 deciding a petition to extend supervision of a respondent in a child abuse or neglect case, or to release the child to a parent or legal custodian.
- 10-29Order on Application to Access ChildrenFamily Court order under Family Court Act §1034(2) deciding a child protective investigator's application for access to a child or the child's home before an abuse or neglect petition is filed.
- 10-29aChild Protective - Application for Order for Access to Child(ren) and/or Home-Before Petition FiledApplication under Family Court Act §1034(2) by a child protective investigator asking the Family Court for an order granting access to a child or the child's home before an abuse or neglect petition is filed.
- 10-29bChild Protective - Report After Court Order - Order for Pre-petition Access to Child(ren) and/or HomeReport the child protective agency must file within three business days after an order under Family Court Act §1034(2) granting pre-petition access to a child or home, describing what the investigation found.
- 10-C-1Destitute Child PetitionPetition under Family Court Act §§1093 and 1097 alleging that a child under 18 is destitute, without a parent or other person able to provide care, and asking the Family Court for orders for the child.
- 10-C-2Destitute Child - Preliminary OrderPreliminary Family Court order under Family Court Act §§1094 and 1097 in a destitute child proceeding, addressing the child's temporary care and placement until the fact-finding hearing.
- 10-C-3Destitute Child - Order for ServicesFamily Court order under Family Court Act §1094 directing services for a child alleged to be destitute, meaning a child without a parent or caretaker able to provide care.
- 10-C-4Destitute Child - Order of Fact-finding and DispositionFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§1095 and 1097 making findings on whether a child is destitute and deciding disposition, such as placement with the local social services agency.
- 358-a-1Petition for Approval of an InstrumentPetition under Social Services Law §358-a by a social services district asking the Family Court to approve a voluntary placement instrument by which a parent placed a child in foster care.
- 358-a-2Order Directing or Dispensing with Service of NoticeFamily Court order under Social Services Law §358-a(4) directing or dispensing with service of notice in a proceeding to approve a voluntary foster care placement instrument.
- 358-a-4Temporary Order Approving Placement InstrumentTemporary Family Court order under Social Services Law §358-a approving a voluntary placement instrument for a child's foster care placement until the petition is fully decided.
- 358-a-5Order of Disposition - Petition for Approval of an InstrumentFamily Court order under Social Services Law §358-a approving or disapproving a voluntary placement instrument by which a parent places a child in foster care, with findings and permanency directions.
- 358-a-6Petition for Pre-placement Approval of Standby Placement InstrumentPetition under Social Services Law §§358-a and 384-a asking the Family Court to approve, before placement, a standby placement instrument by which a parent arranges future foster care for a child.
- 358-a-7Order of Disposition - Petition for Pre-placement approval of Standby Placement InstrumentFamily Court order under Social Services Law §§358-a and 384-a approving a standby placement instrument by which a parent arranges for a child's foster care placement to take effect on a future event.
- GF-17aNotice of Motion-Sibling Placement or ContactNotice of motion under Family Court Act §§1027-a and 1081 asking the Family Court to place siblings together in foster care or to order contact between siblings.
- GF-17bAffirmation of Child in Support of Motion for an Order for Sibling Placement or ContactAffirmation by a child in a child protective proceeding supporting a motion for an order for placement with, or contact with, a sibling.
- GF-17cAffirmation of Attorney for Child in Support of Motion for an Order for Sibling Placement or Contact)Affirmation by the attorney for the child supporting a motion for an order for sibling placement or contact in a child protective proceeding.
- GF-18aOrder on Motion for Sibling Placement or ContactFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§1027-a and 1081 deciding a motion for siblings in foster care to be placed together or to have contact with each other.
- GF-28Order - Transfer of Proceedings or Probation SupervisionFamily Court order under Family Court Act §176 transferring a respondent's proceeding or probation supervision to the Family Court or probation service of another county.
- GF-36aMotion for an Order That Reasonable Efforts Are Not RequiredMotion asking the Family Court to rule that reasonable efforts to reunite a child in foster care with a parent are not required, under Family Court Act §§352.2, 754, 1039-b and 1052 and Social Services Law §358-a.
- GF-36bAffirmation in Support of Motion for An Order That Reasonable Efforts Are Not RequiredAffirmation supporting a motion for a Family Court order that reasonable efforts to reunite a child with a parent are not required, in abuse, neglect, foster care and related proceedings.
- GF-37Order on Motion For An Order That Reasonable Efforts Are Not RequiredFamily Court order deciding a motion for a finding that reasonable efforts to reunite a child in foster care with a parent are not required, under Family Court Act §§352.2, 754, 1039-b and 1052.
- GF-45Family First Prevention Services Act - Notice of Motion for Approval of Placement in a Qualified Residential Treatment Program (QRTP)Notice of motion asking the Family Court to approve a child's placement in a qualified residential treatment program (QRTP) under the Family First Prevention Services Act, in a foster care, PINS or delinquency case.
- GF-45aFamily First Prevention Services Act - Affidavit in Support of Placement in a Qualified Residential Treatment Program (QRTP)Affidavit supporting a motion for Family Court approval of a child's placement in a qualified residential treatment program (QRTP) under the federal Family First Prevention Services Act and Social Services Law §393, in a foster care, PINS or delinquency case.
- GF-46Family First Prevention Services Act - Order on Motion for Approval of Placement in a Qualified Residential Treatment Program (QRTP)Family Court order deciding a motion to approve a child's placement in a qualified residential treatment program (QRTP) under the Family First Prevention Services Act, with findings on whether the placement meets the child's needs.
- PH-1Permanency Report (Individual Child)Permanency hearing report a foster care agency files for one child in care, updating the court on the child's placement, the parents' progress, services and the permanency goal since removal or the last hearing.
- PH-2Permanency Report (Multiple Children)Permanency hearing report a foster care agency files for several siblings in care, updating the court on each child's placement, the parents' progress, services and permanency goals since the last hearing.
- PH-3Permanency Report (Child Freed for Adoption)Permanency hearing report a foster care agency files for a child freed for adoption, updating the court on the child's placement, services, needs and progress toward adoption since the last hearing.
- PH-4Notice of Permanency HearingNotice under Family Court Act §1089 of a permanency hearing for a child in foster care, telling the parties when and where the Family Court will review the child's permanency plan.
- PH-4aStatement to Court of Permanency Hearing Reports and/or Notices SentStatement the foster care agency files with the Family Court listing the parents, child, attorneys and others to whom the permanency hearing report and notice were mailed, and when.
- PH-4bNotice to Child of Permanency HearingNotice under Family Court Act §1090-a to a child in foster care of the date and place of the next permanency hearing, explaining the child's right to attend and answering common questions.
- PH-4cNotification of Child's Participation at Permanency HearingNotification under Family Court Act §1090-a, submitted 10 days before a permanency hearing, stating whether and how each child in foster care will take part in the hearing.
- PH-5Order - Permanency Hearing OrderFamily Court permanency hearing order under Family Court Act §§1089 and 1089-a for a child in foster care after abuse, neglect, voluntary placement or destitution, reviewing the permanency goal and services and setting the next hearing.
- PH-6Order - Freed for Adoption Permanency Hearing OrderFamily Court permanency hearing order under Family Court Act §1089 for a child freed for adoption, reviewing progress toward adoption and setting the next hearing.
- PH-7Order to Show Cause (Reentry into Foster Care)Family Court order to show cause under Family Court Act §§1091 and 1091-a on a youth's request to return to foster care after being discharged before age 21.
- PH-7aNotice of Motion (Reentry into Foster Care)Notice of motion under Family Court Act §1091 by a youth under 21 who was discharged from foster care, asking the Family Court to allow the youth to return to foster care.
- PH-7bAffirmation by Youth in Support of Motion to Re-enter Foster CareAffirmation by a young person under 21 who was discharged from foster care, supporting their motion asking the Family Court to let them re-enter foster care.
- PH-7cAffirmation by Agency in Support of Order to Show Cause (Reentry into Foster Care)Affirmation by an agency supporting an order to show cause to return to foster care a youth under 21 who was discharged from care, under Family Court Act section 1091.
- PH-8Order on Motion to Reenter Foster CareFamily Court order under Family Court Act §§1091 and 1091-a deciding a motion by a youth under 21 who left foster care to reenter foster care.
- SURR-1Notice of Proceeding for Approval of Judicial or Extra-Judicial Surrender InstrumentNotice to a father entitled to notice that a proceeding has been started in Family Court to approve a judicial or extrajudicial surrender of a child for adoption, explaining the right to appear and be heard.
- SURR-1aAffirmation of Caseworker Regarding Persons Entitled to Notice of Surrender of Child in Foster CareAffirmation by a caseworker identifying the persons entitled to notice of a judicial or extra-judicial surrender of a child in foster care.
- SURR-2Order Directing Service in Proceeding for Approval of Judicial or Extra-Judicial Surrender InstrumentFamily Court order directing service of notice in a proceeding under Social Services Law §§383-c and 384 to approve a judicial or extrajudicial surrender of a child for adoption.
- SURR-3Petition for Approval of Extra-judicial Surrender InstrumentPetition under Social Services Law §§383-c and 384 by an authorized agency asking the Family Court to approve an extrajudicial surrender by which a parent surrendered a child for adoption.
- SURR-4Affirmation of Authorized Agency Employee Witness to Execution of Extra-Judicial Surrender Instrument of Child in Foster CareAffirmation of the authorized agency employee who witnessed a parent's signing of an extra-judicial surrender instrument for a child in foster care.
- SURR-4-aAffidavit of Independent Witness to Execution of Extra-Judicial Surrender Instrument of Child in Foster CareAffidavit of an independent witness, an attorney or certified social worker not employed by the agency, to a parent's signing of an extra-judicial surrender of a child in foster care.
- SURR-5Affirmation of Authorized Agency Employee Responsible for Arranging Supportive Counseling- Extra-Judicial Surrender of Child in Foster CareAffirmation of the authorized agency employee responsible for arranging supportive counseling for a parent signing an extra-judicial surrender of a child in foster care.
- SURR-5-aAffidavit of Provider of Supportive Counseling- Extra-Judicial Surrender of Child in Foster CareAffidavit of the provider of supportive counseling in a proceeding to approve an extra-judicial surrender of a child in foster care. The counselor may not also be the employee-witness to the surrender.
- SURR-6Order Approving or Disapproving Extra-judicial Surrender InstrumentFamily Court order under Social Services Law §§383-c and 384 approving or disapproving an extrajudicial surrender of a child to an authorized agency for adoption.
- SURR-7Petition for Review of Failure of Material Condition in Conditional Surrender and violation of Post-adoption Contact Agreement (Prior to Adoption Finalization)Petition under Social Services Law §383-c and Family Court Act §1055-a claiming that a material condition of a conditional surrender failed, or that a post-adoption contact agreement was violated, before the adoption is finalized.
- SURR-8Order Determining Petition for Review of Failure of Material Condition in Conditional Surrender and violation of Post-adoption Contact Agreement (Prior to Adoption Finalization)Family Court order deciding a petition that a material condition of a conditional surrender failed, or that a post-adoption contact agreement was violated, before the adoption is finalized, under Social Services Law §383-c.
- TPR-1Petition (Permanent Neglect)Petition under Social Services Law §384-b and Family Court Act §614 by an authorized agency to terminate parental rights on the ground of permanent neglect of a child in foster care.
- TPR-1aSummons - Termination of Parental RightsSummons under Social Services Law §384-b and Family Court Act §631 directing a parent to appear in Family Court on a petition to terminate parental rights and commit the child's guardianship and custody.
- TPR-1bAffirmation of Caseworker Regarding Persons Entitled to Notice of Proceeding to Terminate Parental Rights of Child in Foster CareAffirmation by a caseworker identifying the persons entitled to notice of a proceeding to terminate parental rights to a child in foster care.
- TPR-2Order of Disposition (Permanent Neglect)Family Court findings of fact, conclusions of law and order of disposition under Social Services Law §384-b terminating parental rights on the ground of permanent neglect and committing the child's guardianship and custody.
- TPR-2aFindings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Order of Disposition-Suspended Judgement - Permanent NeglectFamily Court findings of fact, conclusions of law and order of disposition in a permanent neglect termination of parental rights case under Social Services Law §384-b, suspending judgment on conditions the parent must meet.
- TPR-3Order Dismissing PetitionFamily Court order under Social Services Law §384-b dismissing a petition to terminate parental rights and commit the guardianship and custody of a child.
- TPR-4Petition (Parents Deceased)Petition under Social Services Law §384-b asking the Family Court to commit the guardianship and custody of a child whose parents have both died to an authorized agency, so the child can be adopted.
- TPR-5Order of Disposition (Parents Deceased)Family Court findings of fact, conclusions of law and order of disposition under Social Services Law §384-b committing the guardianship and custody of a child whose parents have died to an authorized agency.
- TPR-6Petition (Abandonment)Petition under Social Services Law §384-b by an authorized agency to terminate parental rights on the ground that the parent abandoned the child, and to commit the child's guardianship and custody to the agency.
- TPR-7Order of Disposition (Abandonment)Family Court findings of fact, conclusions of law and order of disposition under Social Services Law §384-b terminating parental rights on the ground of abandonment and committing the child's guardianship and custody to an agency.
- TPR-8Petition (Mental Illness or Intellectual Disability of Parents)Petition under Social Services Law §384-b to terminate parental rights because the parents, by reason of mental illness or intellectual disability, cannot care for the child now or in the foreseeable future.
- TPR-9Order of Disposition (Mental Illness or Intellectual Disability) of ParentsFamily Court findings of fact, conclusions of law and order of disposition under Social Services Law §384-b terminating parental rights because the parents cannot care for the child due to mental illness or intellectual disability.
- TPR-10Petition (Severely or Repeatedly Abused Child)Petition under Social Services Law §384-b to terminate parental rights on the ground that the child was severely or repeatedly abused by the parent.
- TPR-11Order of Disposition (Severely or Repeatedly Abused Child)Family Court findings of fact, conclusions of law and order of disposition under Social Services Law §384-b terminating parental rights on the ground that the child was severely or repeatedly abused.
- TPR-12Affirmation Regarding Venue - Termination of Parental RightsAffirmation required in a Family Court termination of parental rights proceeding under Social Services Law §384-b when the petition was filed before a judge other than the one who heard the most recent Family Court proceeding involving the child.
- TPR-13Termination of Parental Rights - Determination of Family Court Judge Regarding VenueDetermination by the Family Court judge who heard the most recent proceeding about a child, sent to the judge hearing a termination of parental rights petition, stating that judge's view on venue.
- TPR-14Termination of Parental Right Order Regarding VenueFamily Court order under Social Services Law §384-b(3)(c-1), issued within 30 days of filing, deciding venue for a termination of parental rights petition filed before a judge other than the one who heard the most recent Family Court proceeding.
- TPR-15Petition to Restore Parental RightsPetition under Social Services Law §384-b(13) and Family Court Act §§635 to 637 to modify an order of disposition and restore the parental rights of a parent whose rights were terminated.
- TPR-16Order on Petition to Restore Parental RightsFamily Court order under Social Services Law §384-b(13) and Family Court Act §§635 to 637 deciding a petition to modify a disposition and restore parental rights after they were terminated.
- Child Protective-Order on Application for Access to Child(ren) and/or Home before Petition Filed (plus off-hours protocol)Family Court order under Family Court Act §1034(2) deciding a child protective investigator's telephone application for access to a child or home before an abuse or neglect petition is filed.
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