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JV-367 ATTORNEY OR PARTY WITHOUT ATTORNEY STATE BAR NO. FOR COURT USE ONLY NAME FIRM NAME STREET ADDRESS CITY STATE TELEPHONE NO. E. Page 1 of 5 Form Adopted for Mandatory Use Judicial Council of California JV-367 Rev. January 1 2019 CONSIDER TERMINATION OF JUVENILE COURT JURISDICTION OVER A NONMINOR Welfare Institutions Code 391 607. ZIP CODE FAX NO. E-MAIL ADDRESS ATTORNEY FOR name SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF CITY AND ZIP CODE BRANCH NAME NONMINOR S NAME NONMINOR S DATE OF BIRTH HEARING DATE AND TIME DEPT FINDINGS AND ORDERS AFTER HEARING TO CONSIDER TERMINATION OF JUVENILE COURT JURISDICTION OVER A NONMINOR CASE NUMBER Judicial Officer Court Clerk Court Reporter Bailiff Other Court Personnel Interpreter Language Present Parties name Attorney name a* Nonminor b. Probation officer c* County agency social worker d. Other specify Parent a* Father Mother name b. Legal guardian name Indian custodian name Tribal representative name Others present a* Other name The court has read and considered and admits into evidence The report of the social worker dated c* d. 2 607. 3 Cal* Rules of Court rule 5. 555 www. courts. ca*gov BASED ON THE FOREGOING AND ON ALL OTHER EVIDENCE RECEIVED THE COURT FINDS AND ORDERS Findings Notice of the date time and location of the hearing was given as required by law. The nonminor is neither present in court nor participating by telephone and the nonminor expressed a wish not to appear for the hearing and did not appear. the nonminor s current location is unknown* Reasonable efforts were were not made to find him or her. The nonminor had the opportunity to confer with his or her attorney about the issues currently before the court. 11. Remaining under juvenile court jurisdiction determination were stated on the record. is is not in the nonminor s best interests. The facts supporting this The nonminor does not now meet any of the eligibility criteria in Welfare and Institutions Code 11403 b to remain in foster care as a nonminor dependent under juvenile court jurisdiction* 12. a* The nonminor meets the following criteria in Welfare and Institutions Code 11403 b to remain in foster care as a nonminor dependent under juvenile court jurisdiction* to employment. juvenile court jurisdiction until a final decision has been issued to ensure continued assistance with the application process is not in the nonminor s best interests. active juvenile court case is required* The nonminor was informed of the options available to make the transition from foster care to independence and successful adulthood. The potential benefits of remaining in foster care under juvenile court jurisdiction were explained to the nonminor and the nonminor has stated that he or she understands those benefits. jurisdiction terminated and that if jurisdiction is then terminated the court will maintain general jurisdiction for the purpose of reviewing a request to resume jurisdiction over him or her as a nonminor dependent. the court to resume dependency jurisdiction or transition jurisdiction over him or her as a nonminor dependent as long as he or she has not yet reached 21 years of age.