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Findings And Orders After Six-Month Prepermanency Hearing—Delinquency-Juvenile Family Law
Findings And Orders After Six-Month Prepermanency Hearing—Delinquency
Findings and Orders for Child Approaching Majority—Delinquency-Family Law
Findings and Orders for Child Approaching Majority—Delinquency
Findings and Orders Regarding Prima Facie Showing on Nonminor’s Request to Reenter Foster Care
Findings and Orders Regarding Prima Facie Showing on Nonminor’s Request to Reenter Foster Care
Findings and Orders Regarding Transfer from School of Origin-Juvenile Family Law
Findings and Orders Regarding Transfer from School of Origin
Juvenile Court Transfer-Out Orders-Family Law
Juvenile Court Transfer-Out Orders
Juvenile Court Transfer-Out Orders—Nonminor Dependent-Family Law
Juvenile Court Transfer-Out Orders—Nonminor Dependent
Juvenile Fitness Hearing Order-Family Law
Juvenile Fitness Hearing Order (Welfare and Institution Code, § 707)
Objection to Release of Juvenile Case File-Family Law
Objection to Release of Juvenile Case File
Order After Hearing, Request to Change Court Order-Juvenile Family Law
Order After Hearing on Form JV-180, Request to Change Court Order
JDF 239 Order for Collateral Relief R11 13
JDF 239 Order for Collateral Relief R11 13
JDF 463 Order to Discontinue Sex Offender Registration Colorado Conviction or Juvenile Adjudication or Disposition
JDF 463 Order to Discontinue Sex Offender Registration Colorado Conviction or Juvenile Adjudication or Disposition
Order After Judicial Review-Juvenile Family Law
Order After Judicial Review
Order Designating Educational Rights Holder-Juvenile Family Law
Order Designating Educational Rights Holder
Order Ending De Facto Parent Status – Juvenile Family Law
A de facto parent is a person who has been found by the court to have “assumed, on a day-to-day basis, the role of the parent, fulfilling both the child’s physical and psychological need for care and affection, and who has assumed that role for a substantial period.” If you are granted de facto parent status, you will be able to participate in juvenile dependency court hearings as a party. Also will be able to receive notice of any court hearings and present views and evidence to promote the best interests of the child in your care.