California AB1289 allows juvenile wards to reside in a different county with court permission and probation supervision.
California AB1289 amends Section 755 of the Welfare and Institutions Code to allow a juvenile ward to reside in a county other than their legal residence, with court permission. The court retains jurisdiction over the ward. If the ward resides in a different county, they may be supervised by the probation officer of that county, with the probation officer's consent. Failure to comply with the probation officer's instructions results in the ward being returned to their legal residence county for further court action.
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