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Title Five. Family and Juvenile Rules - California Courts Rule 5 555 Hearing to consider termination of juvenile court jurisdiction over a nonminor-dependents or wards of the juvenile court in a foster care placement and nonminor dependents (§§ 224 1 (b), 303, 366 31, 391, 451, 452, 607 2, 607 3, 16501 1 (g) (16))
FL-322 Declaration of Counsel for a Child Regarding Qualifications NOTICE: Attorneys appointed to represent a child must file a declaration with the clerk of the court indicating compliance with California Rules of Court, rule 5 242, no later than 10 days after each appointment and before beginning work on the case
Rule 5. 241. Compensation of counsel appointed to . . . - California Courts (d) Parties' inability to pay If the court finds that the parties are unable to pay all or a portion of the cost of the child's counsel, the court must pay the portion the parties are unable to pay Rule 5 241 adopted effective January 1, 2008
Rule 5. 240. Appointment of counsel to represent a . . . - California Courts By January 1, 2010, each court must develop local court rules in accordance with rule 10 613 that provide for acceptance and response to complaints about the performance of the court-appointed counsel for a child (f) Termination of appointment On entering an appearance on behalf of a child, counsel must continue to represent that child until:
Rule 5. 524. Form of petition; notice of hearing - California Courts (2) If the county and the court choose to allow notice by electronic service of hearings under sections 291-295, the court must develop a process for obtaining consent from persons entitled to notice that complies with section 212 5 and ensures that notice can be effectuated according to statutory timelines
Rule 7. 1102. Qualifications and annual education . . . - California Courts (A) In rule 5 660 (d) and any applicable local rules for appointment to represent a minor child or nonminor dependent in a juvenile court child welfare proceeding; or (B) In rule 5 242 (f) for appointment to represent a minor child in a family law child custody proceeding (b) Alternative qualifications
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF FRESNO California Rule of Court, Rule 5 242(c) states that before being appointed as counsel for a child in a family law proceeding, counsel must have completed at least 12 hours of applicable education and training which must include all of the following subjects: statutes, rules of court, and case law relating to child custody and visitation
Rule 5. 250. Childrens participation and testimony in family court . . . The court may consider whether such appointment will cause unnecessary delay or otherwise interfere with the child's ability to participate in the process In addition to adhering to the requirements for minor's counsel under Family Code section 3151 and rules 5 240, 5 241, and 5 242, and subdivision (c) of this rule, minor's counsel must:
Rule 5. 635. Parentage | Judicial Branch of California (a) Authority to declare; duty to inquire (§ 316 2, 726 4) The juvenile court has a duty to inquire about and to attempt to determine the parentage of each child who is the subject of a petition filed under section 300, 601, or 602 The court may establish and enter a judgment of parentage under the Uniform Parentage Act (Fam Code, § 7600 et seq ) Once a petition has been filed to declare