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§5.10
Disposition in General
At the
disposition hearing, you may:
- Dismiss
the petition, although you have jurisdiction, and state specific
reasons for the dismissal [WIC §390; CRC 5.695(a)(1)];
- Not
declare dependency, but place the child in informal supervision by DSS, to be completed within 6 to 12 months,
and order that services be provided [see WIC §§360(b), 16506, 16507.3;
CRC 5.695(a)(2)];
- Appoint
a legal guardian, with or without declaring dependency [see WIC §360(a); CRC 5.695(a)(3), (4)];
- Declare
the child to be a dependent child, and order that the child remain
at home with family maintenance services, with or without limitations
on control by the parent or guardian [see WIC §§360(d), 361(a);
CRC 5.695(a)(5), (6)];
- Declare
the child to be a dependent child, remove the child from the home,
order custody to a noncustodial parent or, with the parents’ consent, appoint a guardian, and terminate jurisdiction [see WIC §360(d); CRC 5.695(a)(7)(A)];
- Declare
the child to be a dependent child, remove the child from the home,
and order custody to a noncustodial parent, with services to one
or both parents [see WIC §360(d); CRC 5.695(a)(7)(B)]; or
- Declare
the child to be a dependent child, remove the child from the home,
make any other general placement order, with reunification services, and consider
granting visitation rights to the child’s grandparents [see WIC §360(d);
CRC 5.695(a)(7)(C)].
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REFERENCE >> For a general form of findings and orders after a disposition hearing, see form JV-415. For a juvenile court custody order, see form JV-200. |
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