JV-550 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF MAILING ADDRESS: MAILING ADDRESS: CITY AND ZIP CODE: BRANCH NAME: CASE NAME: JV-550 JUVENILE COURT TRANSFER ORDERS WIC § 300 WIC § 601 1. 2. Child's name: Gender: Male Female Date of hearing: Judicial officer (name): Persons present: Child Child's attorney Legal guardian Deputy county counsel The court has read and considered: a. a. b. c. For Disposition WIC § 602 For Disposition For Dependency Supervision For Delinquency Supervision Date of birth: Dept.: Room: CASE NUMBER: FOR COURT USE ONLY 3. 4. Mother Mother's attorney Deputy District Attorney CASA the report of the Social Worker other relevant evidence Father Father's attorney Probation Officer/Social Worker Other: the report of the Probation Officer The court finds and orders under California Rules of Court, rule 5.610 and Welfare and Institutions Code section 375 750 a. The legal residence of the child is found to be with the following person who resides in the county named in subparagraph e and has the legal right to physical custody of the child (indicate name and relationship): Parents Mother Father Legal guardian Other with whom the child resides with approval of the court Confidential address Name: Address: City, State & Zip Code: The Probation Officer/Social Worker in the receiving county has conducted an address check and confirmed the address. Verification completed by (name) : Verification date: by home visit or other (specify): Verification method: b. c. Transfer of the child's case is in the child's best interests because (state reasons): The child currently resides with Parents Mother Name (if different from 4a above): Address (if different from 4a above): Telephone number: Foster Home (name): Group Home (name): Residential facility (name): Other (name): Address is not confidential Father Guardian Relative (relationship): The address of the child's parent(s) (other than listed in 4a or 4c above): Name: Name Address Address City/Zip Code City/Zip Code d. The child is detained placed with parent/legal guardian Welfare and Institutions Code, §§300, 375, 601, 602, 750; Cal. Rules of Court, rules 5.610, 5.612 Page 1 of 3 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Form Adopted for Mandatory Use Judicial Council of California JV-550 [Rev. January 1, 2007] Modified for SacJoaquin Valley/Foothills-Revised 5/8/08 JUVENILE COURT TRANSFER ORDERS e. f. (1) The Child's case is ordered transferred to the county of (specify): The child shall remain at the present address. (2) The child shall be transported in custody to the receiving county within seven judicial days. (3) Under prior orders of this court: (i) The child was detained on (date): (ii) The child was found to be described by section: 300 (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) On (date): ; relative to a petition filed on (date): Dependency was declared on (date): (iii) (iv) The child was found to be described by section 601 602 sustained charges: relative to a petition filed on (date): (v) Delinquency Disposition: Wardship was declared section 790 deferred entry of judgment was deferred on (date): (vi) The last hearing was on (date): (vii) On (date), the mother father guardian minor/child were personally ordered to appear at the transfer-in initial hearing. A hearing has been set for: g. Transfer-In Initial Hearing in receiving Court scheduled for (date): The following hearings have been scheduled or needs to be scheduled: Disposition needs to be set Pre-Permanency Hearing Needs to be set no later than: Permanency Hearing Needs to be set no later than: Post-Permanency Hearing Needs to be set no later than: Other: Needs to be set: h. 5. 6. Other findings and orders: The current status of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) is addressed in the minute order (dated): The court further finds and orders: a. (1) This child does have special education needs. An Individual Education Plan has been created by (school district): The child does not have special education needs. The child has other educational issues (specify): (2) The court has suspended parental educational rights. The court has appointed an education advocate pursuant to the JV 535 (dated): The school has appointed an education surrogate pursuant to the JV 536 (dated): Please provide name of advocate or surrogate: Name of minor/child's last school and/or district attended: Visitation has been determined as indicated in the minute order (dated): Paternity has been resolved as indicated in the minute order (dated): A WIC § 241.1 determination of dependency delinquency serves the best interest of the child/minor and protection of the public as indicated in the minute order (dated): Other: Additional Instructions for delinquency matters only: The judicial officer of this transferring court does not object to the withdrawal of the admission to the petition and/or the jurisdictional finding, in the discretion of the receiving court, in order to impose Welfare & Institutions Code section 654.2 Informal Supervision. (3) b. c. d. e. 7. Date: _____________________________________________________ JUDICIAL OFFICER OF THE JUVENILE COURT Form Adopted for Mandatory Use Judicial Council of California JV-550 [Rev. January 1, 2007] Modified for SacJoaquin Valley/Foothills-Revised 5/8/08 JUVENILE COURT TRANSFER ORDERS Welfare and Institutions Code, §§300, 375, 601, 602, 750; Cal. Rules of Court, rules 5.610, 5.612 Page 2 of 3 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com INSTRUCTIONAL NOTICE FOR COMPLETING THE MODIFIED FORM California Rules of Court, rule 5.610 requires that: 1. A child who is ordered transferred in custody must be delivered to the receiving county within seven court days. A certified copy of the entire court file and other documents must be delivered with the child; 2. A certified copy of the entire court file and other documents for a child whose case is transferred, but who is not transported in custody, must be transmitted to the receiving county within ten court days. California Rules of Court, rule 5.612 requires that: 1. For a child who is transported in custody, the receiving court must conduct a transfer-in hearing within two court days after the child is delivered to the receiving county, if the child remains in custody; 2. For a child who is not detained in custody, the receiving court must conduct a transfer-in hearing within ten court days after the documents are received by the clerk of the receiving county. 3. The receiving court must notify th