Order re Adequate Cause (ORRACD, ORRACG, ORH)
Washington · Washington State Courts · Effective June 1, 2010
This form is an order used in juvenile court cases. It is titled "Order re Adequate Cause" and relates to guardianship matters.
Where this fits in a case
JudgmentStage: Judgment
This form is used in the context of Title 13 RCW Guardianship within the juvenile court system.
Prepared by the court or clerk.
Common questions
- What is this form for?
- This form is an Order re Adequate Cause, which is used in juvenile court cases related to guardianship.
- Who files this form?
- The form is an order, suggesting it is prepared or issued by the court.
Revision history
No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026. The current version took effect June 1, 2010.
Related forms
- JU 02.0110
Order to Take Child into Custody and Place in Shelter Care (ORTCC)
This form is used to ask the court for an official order to take a child into custody and place the child in temporary shelter care. It requires the court to find that the child is dependent and that removing the child is necessary to stop immediate physical harm from abuse or neglect.
MandatoryWordJudgment
Eff. Aug 1, 2023
- JU 02.0200
Shelter Care Hearing Order (SCOR)
This form is a Shelter Care Hearing Order (SCOR) used in juvenile court. It is a document the court uses to record findings and decisions made during a hearing about a child's care.
MandatoryWordJudgment
Eff. Jun 1, 2024
- JU 02.0220
Order Regarding Continued Shelter Care (OACSC)
This form is used by the court to write an official order about keeping a child in shelter care. It asks the judge to decide if the child should stay in shelter care and sets rules for things like visits with parents.
MandatoryWordJudgment
Eff. Aug 1, 2023
- JU 02.0240
Order and Authorization re Health Care and Education (ORHCE)
This form is an order from the court that gives permission for certain people to look at and make decisions about a child's health and school records. It allows the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) and others to get necessary information to care for the child.
MandatoryWordJudgment
Eff. Jun 1, 2024
- JU 02.0250
Genetic Testing Order
This form is used by the court to officially order genetic testing to figure out if a person is the biological parent of a child. It asks the court to order the alleged parent and the child to provide samples for testing.
MandatoryWordJudgment
Eff. Jul 1, 2021
- JU 03.0300
Order Appointing Guardian Ad Litem (ORAPGL)
This form is an official court order used to officially name and appoint a Guardian ad Litem for a child involved in a dependency case. It outlines the duties and rights of the appointed Guardian ad Litem regarding the child's care and information.
MandatoryWordJudgment
Eff. Aug 1, 2023
- JU 03.0400
Order of Dependency (ORODM) (ORODF) (OROD) (ORDNE) (ORDD)
This form is used in juvenile court dependency cases to document the court's official order regarding the child's dependency status and placement. It asks the court to make findings about the child's best interests and the next steps for the child.
MandatoryWordJudgment
Eff. Jul 1, 2025
- JU 03.0410
Order of Disposition on Dependency (ORDD)
This form is an Order of Disposition on Dependency (ORDD) used in juvenile court. It is a document where the court makes official decisions about a child's dependency status and where the child should be placed.
MandatoryWordJudgment
Eff. Aug 1, 2023