( CNN ) -- A California court hearing concluded Friday with the family of Jahi McMath -- a 13-year-old girl on a ventilator who has been declared dead by doctors -- and a hospital agreeing on a protocol for the release of the girl to another facility . The specifics of any such release -- how she 'd be transferred , by and to whom , and at what time -- continue to be discussed . So while Friday 's California Superior Court hearing did signal apparent progress in the hot-button case , it does not represent a final agreement . Earlier in this hearing , the judge asked attorneys for the McMath family and Children 's Hospital Oakland to confer to attempt to settle the issue of what will happen with Jahi . After this hearing broke , representatives for both the family and hospital headed to federal court . There , a magistrate will oversee mandatory talks between representatives of the hospital and the family , CNN affiliate KTVU reported . Both hearings occurred on the same day that the coroner for Alameda County issued a death certificate for Jahi . This action is not directly connected to Friday 's pair of legal proceedings . The coroner 's office said that the death certificate -- which still needs to be accepted by the health department to become official -- has a date of death of December 12 , 2013 . Twenty-six days from that day could be another milestone in this ordeal : A judge has ruled that Jahi can be removed from a ventilator at 5 p.m. Tuesday . Bleeding profusely . Last month , Jahi had surgery to remove her tonsils , adenoids and extra sinus tissue . Doctors had recommended the surgery to treat pediatric obstructive sleep apnea , a condition that made her stop breathing in her sleep and caused other medical problems . Before the surgery , Jahi was worried that she would never wake up , according to her uncle . She seemed fine after the surgery and asked for a Popsicle because her throat hurt . Opinion : Let the parents decide . It was n't long before something went terribly wrong . In the intensive care unit , the girl began bleeding profusely -- an image that her mother said would be forever seared in her mind . According to family members , Jahi went into cardiac arrest . Days later , she was declared brain dead . Hospital officials have said privacy laws prevent them from discussing details of the case . More support . The family of Terri Schiavo has joined the battle recently . `` Together with our team of experts , Terri 's Network believes Jahi 's case is representative of a very deep problem within the U.S. healthcare system -- particularly those issues surrounding the deaths of patients within the confines of hospital corporations , which have a vested financial interest in discontinuing life , '' the Terri Schiavo Life & Hope Network said in a statement . Schiavo was a brain-damaged woman who died in 2005 after living on a feeding tube for more than a decade . She was the subject of a lengthy legal battle between her parents and her husband , Michael Schiavo , who maintained that she would n't have wanted to live in a `` persistent vegetative state . '' The organization said it has been overseeing the efforts of several groups to help get Jahi transferred out of Children 's Hospital Oakland and brought `` to a safe place . '' Jahi 's family said Tuesday that it had found a facility in New York willing to take her . The Oakland hospital `` refused to agree to allow us to proceed in that matter , '' Jahi 's uncle Omari Sealey said . The hospital denied the accusation . `` We have done everything to assist the family of Jahi McMath in their quest to take the deceased body of their daughter to another medical facility , '' hospital spokesman Sam Singer said . `` To date , they have been unwilling or unable to provide a physician to perform the procedures necessary , transportation , or a facility that would accept a dead person on a ventilator . Our hearts and thoughts go out to them in this tragic situation , but the statements being made by their attorney and some family members are misleading and untrue . '' Family attorney Christopher Dolan had accused the hospital of being `` hell-bent '' on ending Jahi 's life . In addition to the coroner , a judge has declared Jahi brain dead as well . Doctors say there 's no chance she will come back to life . Sealey said Wednesday that the family still hopes to move her to another facility . He accused the hospital of starving his niece by not using a feeding tube to provide her with nutrients . Singer said a judge had dismissed the family 's request for additional medical procedures Tuesday , including a feeding tube . CNN 's Greg Botelho and Elizabeth Landau contributed to this report .
Oakland : Coroner 's office : The death certificate has September 30 as the date of death . Jahi McMath is on a wheelchair and has been declared dead by doctors . Her family wants to transfer her to another facility besides Children 's Hospital Oakland . The year - old will be kept on machines through 5 p.m. Tuesday , under a court order .