Letters Of Guardianship (Juvenile) {JV-330}

JV-330, LETTERS OF GUARDIANSHIP (JUVENILE), this form is used to state the court’s decision (orders) about making a person the legal guardian of a child in foster care. This form, called Letters of Guardianship, is evidence of your appointment as guardian of the child. The Letters of Guardianship stay in effect until the guardianship ends or new Letters of Guardianship are issued. A guardianship ends when the child reaches 18 years of age unless any of the following events happens before then: the child dies; the child is adopted; the child is emancipated by getting married, entering active military duty, or receiving a declaration of emancipation; or the court orders the guardianship to end. To verify your appointment and authority to school personnel, medical personnel, and other service providers, you will need to show them a certified copy of this form. Be sure to keep this form in a safe place. If you misplace this form, you will need to request a new certified copy from the clerk of the juvenile court. You may be charged a fee for the certified copy. Form Adopted for Mandatory Use Judicial Council of California JV-330 [Rev. September 1, 2019] Welfare and Institutions Code, §§ 360, 366.26, 366.3, 366.4, 728; Probate Code, §§ 2300, 2310, 2351(a), 2352, 2353 www.FormsWorkflow.com