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Juvenile Court Transfer Orders

Superior Court of California, County of

Street Address

Mailing Address

City and Zip Code

Branch Name

Case Name

Case Number

Juvenile Court Transfer Orders

1. Child's name

Date of birth

2.a. Date of hearing

Room

b. Judicial officer (name)

c. Persons present

3. The court has read and considered

4. The court finds and orders under Welfare and Institutions Code section

a. The legal residence of the child is that of

b. Transfer of the child's case is in the child's best interests.

c. The child currently resides

WITH

d. The child is

e. The child's case is ordered transferred to the county of

f. Orders

(i) The child was detained on

(ii) The child was found to be described by section 300

on

(iii) Dependency was declared on

(iv) The child was found to be described by section

on

(v) Wardship was declared on

(vi) The last hearing was on

For

(vii) A hearing has been set on

For

g. A hearing should be set for

h. Other

Date

Notice

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. All court files and other documents must be delivered with the child;

(2) The court files 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.