JV-446
CHILD'S NAME:
CASE NUMBER:
Permanent Plan
27. The child's permanent plan is
adoption.
a.
legal guardianship with a specific goal of
termination of dependency
The likely date by which the child's specific goal will be achieved is (specify date):
placement with (name):
, a fit and willing relative
b.
with a specific goal of
adoption
guardianship
and termination of dependency.
The likely date by which the child's specific goal will be achieved is (specify date):
The relative is authorized to provide consent for the child's medical, surgical, and dental care as provided in
Order Granting Authority to Consent to Medical, Surgical, and Dental Care (form JV-448).
c.
placement with (name of placement):
with a specific goal of (specify):
(1)
return home.
(2)
adoption.
(3)
tribal customary adoption.
(4)
legal guardianship.
(5)
permanent placement with a fit and willing relative.
(6)
a less restrictive foster care setting.
(7)
independent living with identification of a caring adult to serve as a lifelong connection for the youth.
(8)
assisted adult living with identification of a caring adult to serve as a lifelong connection for the youth.
The likely date by which the child's specific goal will be achieved is (specify date):
d.
The county agency made diligent efforts to locate an appropriate relative for the child's placement and each
relative whose name was submitted to the county agency was evaluated as a possible caregiver for the child.
By clear and convincing evidence, there is a compelling reason for determining that a hearing under Welf. & Inst. Code,
28.
§ 366.26 is not in the best interest of the child because the child is not a proper subject for adoption at this time and has no
one currently willing or appropriate to accept legal guardianship.
29.
The child's permanent plan identified in item 28 is appropriate and continues as the permanent plan.
30.
a.
The child's permanent plan identified in item 28 may not be appropriate, and the matter is ordered set for a hearing
under Welf. & Inst. Code, § 366.26 to select the most appropriate permanent plan for the child.
b. The county agency and the licensed county adoption agency or the California Department of Social Services, acting
as an adoption agency, will prepare and serve an assessment report as described in Welf. & Inst. Code, § 366.22(b).
c. The court advised all parties present in court that to preserve any right to review on appeal of this order, a party must
seek an extraordinary writ by filing notice of intent to file a writ petition and a request for the record, which may be
submitted on Notice of Intent to File Writ Petition and Request for Record (form JV-820), and a petition for extraordinary
writ, which may be submitted on Petition for Extraordinary Writ (form JV-825). A copy of each form is available in the
courtroom. The court further advised all parties present in court that, as to them, a notice of intent to file a writ petition
and request for record must be filed with the juvenile court clerk within seven days of the date of this hearing. The clerk
of the court is directed to provide written notice as stated in rule 5.708(n)(5) of the California Rules of Court to any party
not present.
d. The court advised each parent present in court of the date, time, and place of the hearing set under Welf. & Inst.
Code, § 366.26; their right to counsel; the nature of the proceedings; and the requirement that at the proceedings the
court must select and implement a plan of adoption, guardianship, or identified placement with a specific goal for the
child. The court ordered each parent present in court to appear for the hearing set under Welf. & Inst. Code,
§ 366.26 and directed that each parent be notified hereafter by first-class mail to his or her usual place of residence
or business only.
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JV-446 [Rev. July 1, 2011]
FINDINGS AND ORDERS AFTER POSTPERMANENCY HEARING—
PERMANENT PLAN OTHER THAN ADOPTION
(Welf. & Inst. Code, § 366.3)