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Fla. R. Juv. P. Form 8.905

Order to Take Into Custody

activein force · 2026-01-01 – presentact-effective-date

ORDER TO TAKE INTO CUSTODY

TO: ……….

A.....verified petition/affidavit..... having been filed in this case,

alleging facts which under existing law are determined to be

sufficient to authorize taking into custody the below-

.....named/identified..... .....child/children....., believed to be of an

age subject to the juvenile jurisdiction of the circuit court; therefore

You are commanded to take the following.....child/children..... into

custody:

Name(s)……….

Age(s) ………. Sex ……….

Date(s) of Birth ……….

Race ……….

Address ……….

Identifying Description ……….

Parent/Custodian ……….

Address. ……….

For the following reasons:……….

Upon taking the.....child/children..... into custody, you will

deliver.....him/her/them..... to: ……….to be held pending a

.....detention/shelter..... hearing or upon further order of this court.

ORDERED in the circuit court in and for.................... County,

Florida, on.....(date)......

Circuit Judge

RETURN

This order to take into custody was executed at..... m., on

.....(date)....., by the undersigned.

(Title)

RETURN TO ISSUING COURT UPON THE CHILD’S 19TH

BIRTHDAY

Provenance

Source
floridabar.org
Retrieved
2026-09-14
Edition
2026-09-14
Content hash
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