Get Order After Hearing On Form JV-180 Request To Change ...

JV-100 Juvenile Dependency Petition (Version One) (Welfare and Institutions Code, § 300 et seq.) Page 1. JV-100. For counties filing a separate dependency petition for each child or for counties using Additional Children Attachment (form JV-101(A))

Welfare and Institutions Code section 388 specifically states any parent or "other person" having an interest in a child who is a dependent child of the juvenile court (even when you are not a party and do not qualify for de facto status) may petition the court for a change of court order using a JV-180 form.

A 388 petition is typically brought to request a hearing to modify, change, or set aside a previous court order, or to terminate juvenile court jurisdiction, on the ground that there are changed circumstances or new evidence. Any change or modification of a previous order may be sought by a 388 petition.

A Motion to Change Prior Court Order / JV180 Motion is a motion that can be filed any time after the Dispositional Hearing. It is commonly used right before a 366.26 Hearing to ask for. A return of the children, To have the court order services after a bypass; or. Additional services after the termination of services.

What is a court order? A court order is a judgement or ruling that is officially given by a judge. A court order can be final (at the end of a hearing) or interim (until a final order can be made). The contents of the order depend entirely on the case presented to the judge.