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Family Court Services | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
If the Court orders parties to attend parenting classes, this is usually because a determination has been made that a parent can benefit from parenting skills, tools and knowledge to successfully and safely parent their child. If both parents are ordered to attend parenting classes, each parent attends a separate parenting group and files a certificate of completion with the Clerk of the Court. The following agencies provide parenting classes in Tulare County.  If you are not sure which classes to take, please review your Order for Referral to Services for specific information. 
   In Person Classes:

Family Services of Tulare County (No cost and offered in both English and Spanish)

Central California Family Crisis Center

  Online Classes (minimum of 12 weeks - and only if specifically ordered by the Court)
www.onlineparentingprograms.com
Co-Parenting Resources
If the Court orders parties to attend co-parenting classes, this is usually because a determination has been made that a parent can benefit from co-parenting skills, tools, and knowledge to successfully communicate and parent with the other parent. Generally, each parent attends a separate co-parenting group and files a certificate of completion with the Clerk of the Court. Occasionally, the Court orders Therapeutic Co-Parenting, in which the parents meet together in counseling to improve communication regarding parenting their children. The following agencies provide co-parenting classes in Tulare County.  If you are not sure which classes to take, please review your Order for Referral to Services for specific information. 
    In person Classes
Family Services of Tulare County (offered in both English and Spanish)
Central California Family Crisis Center
    Online Classes (minimum of 12 weeks - and only if specifically ordered by the Court; a high conflict series is also offered, if ordered)
www.onlineparentingprograms.com
  Co-Parenting Communication Tools (Apps)
TalkingParents
OurFamilyWizard
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Anger Management Classes
If the Court orders parties to attend anger management classes, this is usually because a determination has been made that a parent can benefit from anger management skills, tools and knowledge to successfully and safely interact with the other parent and children.
Juvenile | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
If the court removes a child from their home, it is for the safety and protection of the child and the court will work with the family through a process called “Family Reunification” to improve their circumstances so the child can safely be returned home. If the concerns brought before the court are not serious enough to remove the child from the home, the court will work with the families through a process called “Family Maintenance” to provide them tools and resources to become a stronger family.
For more information relating to juvenile dependency cases, click here.
Information related to your child being detained may be found on the Judicial Council Website in form JV-050-INFO What happens if your child is taken from your home?.
Transfer In Hearings
As required by California Rules of Court, Rule 5.610(f)(2), below is up-to-date contact information for the Tulare County Juvenile Court Clerk’s office, as well as the location and time of hearing for both Dependency and Delinquency matters.
Transfer-In packets may be submitted electronically to juvenilefilings@tulare.courts.ca.gov.
Should you need further information, please contact the Juvenile Court Clerk’s office at (559) 738-2300 ext.5196 or email juvenilefilings@tulare.courts.ca.gov.
William Silveria Jr. Juvenile Justice Center11200 Avenue 368, Room 201
Visalia, CA 93291
Monday-Friday 8:30 am (Excluding holidays)
Department - To be determined (TBA)
Check in with the Clerk in Room 201
Juvenile Court Confidentiality
Juvenile hearings and records are confidential and only persons authorized under Welfare and Institutions Code Sections 676 and 827 and California Rules of Court, Rule 5.552 are allowed to attend hearings and access records.
See JUVENILE COURT RECORDS AND COPIES for additional information on viewing a juvenile record or obtaining copies.
Juvenile Court Records and Copies
Persons authorized under Welfare and Institutions Code Sections 676 and 827 and California Rules of Court, Rule 5.552 are allowed to view juvenile records. To schedule an appointment to view your file or request copies, contact the clerk’s office at (559) 738-2300.
Family Court Services | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
The Court orders counseling services in a variety of ways: individual for children and/or adults, conjoint counseling between a parent and child, or therapeutic reunification counseling when as child has an estranged relationship with a parent after a significant period of absence. The Court usually orders the parents to obtain and file a progress report of counseling at least 10 days prior to a court hearing date, or prior to a child custody recommending counseling session with the Court appointed counselor. Parties are usually ordered to attend counseling until it is determined by the treating therapist that counseling is no longer necessary, unless otherwise ordered by the Court. The following agencies provide counseling services in Tulare County. If you are not sure which agency to select, please review your Order for Referral to Services for specific information. 
If the parents have health insurance, they are encouraged to contact their insurance provider to obtain a list of counselors in their area. It is the responsibility of the parties to contact the providers to determine if they offer court ordered services, and will provide progress reports to be filed by the parties with the Court. It is also the responsibility of the parties to sign any releases of information necessary for the agencies to communicate with the Court. 
Tulare County Mental Health (children and adults)
Court Approved Drug and Alcohol Testing Locations in Tulare County
If the Court orders Drug or Alcohol testing, the parties will be provided a separate Drug Testing Order in Court. This order designates the party to test, the dates and frequency of testing, and the testing location and contact information. The Order for Custody and Visitation may also have specific information regarding testing and the parties are directed to review both documents to understand their testing requirements and obligations.  The following agencies provide Drug and Alcohol testing in Tulare County. 
Averhealth

Adventist Health Toxicology, 880 E. Merritt, Suite 107, Tulare, CA  93274 (559) 605-0775;
 Hours: M-F, 8:00am- 4:00pm; Fees: contact agency.

Approved Private Custody Evaluators 
Occasionally, the Court orders the parties to participate in a comprehensive custodial evaluation, at the parties expense, if so agreed to by the parties.
About the State Disability Insurance Program
Paid Family Leave (PFL) provides benefits to people who need to take time off work to:

Care for a seriously ill child, parent, parent-in-law, grandparent, grandchild, sibling, spouse, or registered domestic partner.
Bond with a new child entering the family through birth, adoption, or foster care placement.
Participate in a qualifying event resulting from an eligible family member’s military deployment to a foreign country.

SDI for State Employees

State employees are divided into 21 bargaining units. SDI covers employees in bargaining units 1, 3, 4, 11, 14, 15, 17, 20, and 21.SDI pays part of an employee’s wages if they have to stop working due to any of the following:

A non-work-related illness or injury.
A pregnancy or to bond with a new child entering the family through birth, adoption, or foster care placement.
To care for a seriously ill child, parent, parent-in-law, grandparent, grandchild, sibling, spouse, or registered domestic partner.

Nonindustrial Disability Insurance (NDI) covers employees and rank-and-file employees in bargaining units 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 16, 18, and 19.

General Program Information
For general program information or additional SDI data you can view or download:

DI Statistics (PDF)
PFL Statistics (PDF)

SDI Online
SDI Online is a fast, convenient, and secure way to submit your DI and PFL claims, and forms online.

Disability Insurance and Paid Family Leave Benefits

About State Disability Insurance (SDI)
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Passport Services | Monterey Park, CA - Official Website
Download DS-11 here.Proof of U.S. Citizenship: Original AND photocopy of one of the following: U.S. Birth CertificateNaturalization CertificatePrevious U.S. PassportPlease note: Birth Certificates that read Abstract of Birth are not accepted when applying for a U.S. Passport. For more information for proof of citizenship, click here.Proof of Identity: Original AND photocopy (front and back) of a valid photo I.D. For more information for proof of identity, click herePassport photo: Photograph must meet passport requirements - full front view of the face, 2x2 inches in size, on a white background, and no eyeglasses. Photo service is available for $15 for ages 5+ years only.Young Adults ages 16-17All of the above documents.Note: if you do not have a state I.D., please bring Student I.D. and Social Security Card with photocopies. A student I.D. will only be accepted along with the original birth certificate and an accompanying parent presenting a government-issued I.D. At least one parent/guardian is recommended to come to the appointment, along with the child's original birth certificate.Minors ages 15 and youngerChild and both parents/legal guardians must appear and present the following:Form DS-11: Application for a U.S. Passport (Please print legibly using Black Ink Only).Proof of U.S. CitizenshipOriginal Birth Certificate: Must be translated in English if born abroad. Note: Birth Certificates that read Abstract of Birth are not accepted when applying for a U.S. Passport. If the child was born abroad, parent must provide evidence of the child’s U.S. Citizenship (one of the following: Consular Report of Birth Abroad, Certificate of Citizenship, or Parent’s Naturalization Certificate + Child’s Permanent Resident Card).Parental/Guardian Identification: Each parent must present original identification and submit a photocopy of the front and back with child’s application.Recent Color Photograph: Photograph must meet passport requirements - full front view of the face, 2x2 inches in size, on a white background, and no eyeglasses.
Facility Information and FAQs | City of Morgan Hill, CA - Official Website
All members must show their CRC membership key tag (with a membership linked photo in our system) or a photo ID to gain access inside the facility. Members with a valid guest pass may bring a guest to the facility. The guest must be accompanied by the member, have a photo ID, and provide contact information upon check in. If these requirements are not met, they will not be admitted.Day passes are available for purchase onsite. Current pricing is $13 for adults and $7 for youth 2-17.Silicon Valley YMCA members can visit the CRC with active YMCA membership card. CRC members may also visit other Silicon Valley branches with the YMCA membership card. Ask the Welcome Desk for more information. If you’re interested in becoming a CRC member, you can complete and submit this form. How do I hold/cancel/manage my CRC membership? All membership account requests (billing, holds, cancels, and account changes) are now online. To request a change to your account at any time, visit our membership management webpage. If you would like assistance with your account or an online request, please email membership@mhcrc.com or call 408-782-2128 Monday-Friday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.I’m an active member and my child is on my membership. Can my child work out at the CRC?CRC Fitness Center and Group Exercise Age Restrictions effective 2021The CRC welcomes children ages 8 - 9 into the Fitness Center and Group Exercise classes, when accompanied and directly supervised by a parent or guardian. Children ages 10 - 11 are welcome into the Fitness Center and Group Exercise classes, parent or guardian must be in the building. All youth in the facility are expected to use the facility for the purpose of fitness and exercise and must compete the Youth Strength Training session to use the equipment. Children are not able to sit and observe.The parent or guardian will be solely responsible for the child while they are in the fitness center or group exercise class.
Health Services | VA New Mexico Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Whole Health is an approach to healthcare that empowers and equips people to take charge of their health and well-being, and to live their life to the fullest.
Our whole health approach empowers and equips you to take charge of your health, well-being, and quality of life. Whole health goes beyond your illnesses, injuries, or disabilities, and focuses instead on your values, goals, and overall health. It includes self-care, complementary and integrative therapies (CIH), alongside conventional medical care. Our whole health program includes:
Introduction to Whole Health
Held twice per month, this 60-minute class is open to all Veterans, their support system (spouse, partner, child, caregiver, parent, etc.) to learn more about:

The Whole Health approach to health and wellness
Concepts of Whole Health living
Starting a Whole Health Journey

The 2nd and 4th Monday of each month from 9 a.m. - 10 a.m. in Bldg. 41, first floor, classroom 1A-100 (in Primary Care, behind Starbucks). No advance registration or appointment is required. Everyone is welcome! 
For more information, call 
Taking Charge of My Life and Health
Join this four-week class and Explore your Mission, Aspiration, and Purpose, complete a Personal Health Inventory (PHI), and create a Personal Health Plan on the pathway to Whole Health. Registration is required.
For more information, call 
Health and Wellbeing Coaching
A Whole Health Coach is a trusted partner and mentor who empowers individuals to both identify and achieve their goals related to health, wellness, and mindset. The coach encourages and supports the client every step of their journey, using science-backed, behavior-driven lifestyle modifications.
For more information, call 

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Guardianship | Superior Court of California | County of Tuolumne
That means the guardian has full legal and physical custody of the child and can make all the decisions about the physical care of the child that a parent would make. A guardian can be anyone: relatives, friends of the family, or other people suitable to raise the child can ask to be legal guardians.  
For more information go to:California State Self-Help Guardianship Page
Guardianship of the estate
A guardianship of the estate is set up to manage a child's income, money, or other property until the child turns 18. A child may need a guardian of the estate if he or she inherits money or assets. In most cases, the court appoints the surviving parent to be the guardian of the child's estate.
In some cases the same person can be the guardian of the person and of the estate. In other cases, the court will appoint 2 different people.
For more information go to: California State Self-Help Guardianship Page
To access the forms used to file a guardianship case go to:  California State Guardianship Forms

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Request Your Military Service Records (including DD214) | Veterans Affairs
Get more information about planning a burialIf you’re the next of kin of a Veteran who has diedYou may be considered the next of kin if you’re related to the Veteran in any of these ways:You’re the Veteran’s surviving spouse and you haven’t remarried, orYou’re the Veteran’s parent, orYou’re the Veteran’s child, orYou’re the Veteran’s siblingYou can request a copy of the Veteran’s military records from the National Archives online, by mail, or fax.Learn more about how to request military service records from the National ArchivesYou can also request their military records in any of these ways:Visit the NPRC in personContact your state or county Veterans agencyHire an independent researcherWhen you request the Veteran’s records, you’ll need to provide a copy of one of these documents:Death certificate or other public record of the Veteran’s death, orA letter from a funeral homeIf you’re not the Veteran’s next of kinIf the Veteran was discharged more than 62 years ago, you can order a copy of their military records. The National Archives opens all records to the public 62 years after discharge.Learn how to access archived recordsIf the Veteran was discharged less than 62 years ago, you may be able to request limited information from their Military Personnel File. You’ll need authorization from the Veteran’s next of kin to request their full military service record.Find out about general public access to military records

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Passports | Placer County, CA
The passport book is Real ID compliant and can be used for domestic air travel.Please NoteCustomers will now have the option to apply for a passport book, a passport card, or both on the DS-11.Who Can Get a U.S. PassportA U.S. passport may be issued to a citizen or national of the United States.A person who is not a U.S. citizen or national should apply for documentation to a representative of the country in which that person is a citizen and should contact the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service for requirements to re-enter the United States.Unless specifically authorized by a passport issuing office, no person may have more than one valid, or potentially valid, U.S. passport of the same type at any one time.All U.S. citizens desiring a passport must obtain individual passports in their own names (including children).For more information on U.S. passports please visit https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports.html

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Applying for a PassportAll applicants must appear in person. This includes all minor children. This change is made to further prevent international parental child abduction. The new DS-11, must be executed by both parents or legal guardian(s) of the child. If both parents or legal guardian of a child under 16 years of age are unable to appear, the appearing parent may submit a notarized form DS-3053 that has been completed and signed by the non-appearing parent, in addition to a photocopy of the identification (front and back) presented to the notary public.Information Needed for the Passport ApplicationAll applicants must appear in person. This includes children. Bring the following:Birth date and birth place of parents of applicant.Date of Birth/Place of Birth/SexDescription of yourself (color of hair, eyes, etc.)Emergency Notification (Not mandatory)Height (feet and inches)Mailing AddressMarriage InformationName of Applicant (Passport Bearer)OccupationOther Names Used (if applicable)Permanent AddressPhone NumbersProposed Travel Plans (an accurate departure date is important)Social Security NumberMaterials NeededWith each passport application, please bring the following:Certified copy of birth certificate issued by County/State, or Original Certificate of Naturalization or Citizenship.