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자녀 양육권 및 방문 명령 신청서 (가정 폭력 예방) - DV-105 K

사건 번호: 제출하지 마시오

이 양식은 DV-100, 가정폭력 금지명령 신청서에 첨부됩니다.

원하는 명령들에 표시하십시오.

신청인 이름:

다른 부모의 이름:

*“기타”에 표시한 경우, 자녀와의 관계를 자세히 기재하십시오:

3. 자녀 양육권

본인은 양육권을 다음과 같이 법원에 신청합니다:

자녀 이름

생년월일

법적 양육권 소유자: (건강, 교육, 복지에 관한 결정을 하는 사람)

물리적 양육권 소유자: (자녀가 함께 살기를 원하는 사람)

4. 현재의 법원 명령 변경

본인은 자녀 양육권 또는 방문에 대한 현재의 법원 명령을 변경하기를 원합니다.

사건 번호(아는 경우): 카운티:

현재의 명령과 변경을 원하는 이유를 설명하십시오.

5. 자녀의 주소

항목 3(a)의 자녀가 지난 5년 간 어디에서 살았습니까? 현재 자녀가 살고 있는 곳에서부터 시작하여 그 전으로 거슬러올라가십시오.

자녀가 함께 사는 사람 / 거주 기간 / 자녀의 주소(시 및 주)

6. 다른 자녀의 주소

다른 자녀(또는 자녀들)의 주소 정보가 항목 5에 기재된 것과 같으면 표시하십시오. 주소가 다른 경우에는 아래에 기재하십시오.

7. 다른 양육권 사건

이 양식에 기재된 자녀에 대한 다른 양육권 사건에 관련되었거나 그러한 사건에 대해 알고 있습니까?

8. 양육권 또는 방문권이 있거나, 그러한 권리가 있다고 주장하는 다른 사람들

이 사건과 관련 없으나 자녀에 대한 양육권 또는 방문권이 있거나 주장하는 사람들에 대해 알고 있습니까?

9. 방문

본인은 항목 2의 사람이 다음과 같은 임시 방문권을 갖도록 명령할 것을 법원에 신청합니다:

주말(시작):

부터 까지

평일(시작):

부터 까지

10. 기타 방문

11. 교통편에 대한 책임

부모가 자녀를 차로 데려다 주거나, 데리러 오거나 또는 다른 사람에게 그렇게 하도록 주선합니다.

방문 장소까지 자녀를 데리고 감:

방문 장소로부터 자녀를 데리고 옴:

자녀를 데려다 주거나 데리러 오는 장소는 다음과 같습니다:

12. 감독 방문

항목 9의 방문을 다음 사람의 감독 하에 실시할 것을 신청합니다:

항목 10의 방문을 다음 사람의 감독 하에 실시할 것을 신청합니다:

모든 감독 비용을 다음과 같이 지불할 것을 신청합니다:

어머니 아버지 기타(이름)

13. 자녀와의 여행

본인은 법원에 다음과 같은 명령을 신청합니다:

은(는) 자녀를 다음 장소 밖으로 데리고 갈 때 반드시 다른 부모로부터 서면 허락을 받거나 법원 명령을 발부 받아야 합니다:

14. 자녀 유괴 위험

중요 지시사항

신청인은 이 양식에 기재된 자녀에 대해 다른 법원에 제기한 양육권 사건에 관한 정보를 찾으면 이를 당 법원에 통지해야 합니다.

법원이 임시 양육권 명령을 승인하는 경우, 양육권을 얻은 부모는 통지 받은 청문을 하지 않고 해당 자녀를 캘리포니아 주 밖으로 데리고 가서는 안됩니다.

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What the DV-105 Request for Child Custody and Visitation Orders Is

The DV-105 Request for Child Custody and Visitation Orders is a California Judicial Council form used to ask a family or domestic violence court for temporary custody and visitation orders in the context of a protective order or related domestic violence proceeding. It identifies the children, the parties asking for orders, the specific custody or visitation arrangements requested, and relevant facts the judge should consider when issuing temporary orders while the case proceeds. Because DV-105 is used in court proceedings, local court filing rules and service requirements determine how it may be signed, filed, and served.

Why Completing DV-105 Carefully Matters

A clear, accurate DV-105 helps the court assess interim custody, protect child safety, and set precise visitation terms while the underlying case moves forward. Properly completed paperwork reduces delays at intake and helps the judge evaluate requests against the best-interest standard.

Why Completing DV-105 Carefully Matters

Who Typically Prepares and Uses DV-105

Several parties interact with DV-105 during a domestic violence or family court case; each has distinct responsibilities for completing, filing, or responding to the form.

  • Petitioners and self-represented litigants — Often prepare and submit the form to request temporary custody or visitation protections, and must follow local court filing and service rules.
  • Respondents and co-parents — Receive the form through service and may file responses or counter-requests that address custody, visitation, and safety concerns.
  • Family law attorneys and court clerks — Prepare, review, or accept DV-105 filings; attorneys advise clients on supporting evidence and compliance with procedural requirements.

Typical Signers and Their Roles

Petitioner — Filing Party

The petitioner (person requesting protection) completes relevant sections identifying children, requested custody or visitation, and safety concerns. The petitioner must ensure accuracy, arrange proper service on other parties, and follow local court procedures for filing and hearings; errors can delay temporary orders or service.

Attorney — Family Law Counsel

An attorney preparing DV-105 will gather corroborating documents, confirm jurisdictional and service requirements, and coordinate filings with court clerks. Counsel may also advise on whether additional declarations or exhibits improve the petition and ensure compliance with evidence and confidentiality rules.

Core Information DV-105 Requires

Child's Details: Full name, DOB
Parties' Names: Petitioner and respondent
Requested Orders: Custody and visitation
Safety Facts: Incidents and dates
Existing Orders: Prior restraining or custody orders
Service Information: How other party was served

Step-by-Step: Prepare and File DV-105

Follow these sequential actions to complete, serve, and file DV-105 while observing local court and service rules.

  • 01
    Gather Evidence: Collect incident dates, witness names, and supporting documents.
  • 02
    Complete Form: Enter required fields, proofread for accuracy, and attach exhibits.
  • 03
    Service: Arrange personal or court-approved service on the respondent.
  • 04
    File with Court: Submit per local clerk procedures: in-person, e-file, or other accepted method.

Configuring a Digital Workflow for DV-105

When using an electronic platform, set authentication, templates, and routing so filings remain consistent with court and service requirements.

Field Configuration
Authentication Email + SMS code or ID verification
Template Lock required fields; add conditional text
Routing Order: preparer → signer → attorney → court
Storage Retain signed PDF and audit trail

Where to Send and How DV-105 Moves Through the System

Filing and service pathways differ by county; follow the clerk's intake instructions and maintain proof of service and filing receipts.

  • Court Clerk: File original or e-file per local rules.
  • Other Party: Serve respondent using approved methods.
  • Law Enforcement: Provide copies if safety concerns require immediate response.
  • Counsel: Share copies with attorneys and guardians ad litem.

Technical Considerations for Digital Completion and Submission

Confirm the court and your jurisdiction accept electronic documents or e-filing for family law matters before relying on electronic signatures or uploads.

  • File Formats: PDF/A or flattened PDF recommended
  • Authentication Options: Email, SMS code, or ID verification
  • Integrations: E-filing or court portals where available

Timing, Deadlines, and Court Scheduling Considerations

Court-specific timelines govern service, response, and hearing dates; check the county family law local rules for exact deadlines and expedited procedures.

Hearing Schedule:

Hearing dates vary by court—some issue temporary orders at the first hearing.

Service Timing:

Serve respondent promptly; proof of service must be filed before hearing in many courts.

Emergency Relief:

Immediate temporary orders can be requested ex parte for urgent safety concerns.

Response Deadlines:

Respondent deadlines vary; check local rules for required filings prior to the hearing.

E-filing Windows:

E-filing acceptance and cutoff times are court-specific; confirm with the clerk.

Common Preparation Errors to Avoid

  • Incomplete child information or missing dates that force the court to request clarifying amendments and delay temporary orders.
  • Failing to attach copies of existing custody or protective orders, which can cause the judge to lack essential context.
  • Improper service or lack of proof of service filed with the court, often resulting in continuances or dismissed requests.
  • Using vague custody language (for example, 'reasonable visitation') rather than specific schedules the court can adopt.

Potential Legal Risks and Consequences

Perjury Risk: False statements can lead to perjury charges
Contempt: Violating court-ordered terms risks contempt
Delayed Relief: Errors may postpone protective custody measures
Service Failure: Improper service can void the proceeding
Privacy Exposure: Sensitive child data must be handled securely
Evidence Exclusion: Unsupported claims may be disregarded

Real-world Examples of How DV-105 Is Used

These scenarios illustrate common uses and how careful completion supports speedy judicial consideration.

Emergency Custody Request

A parent files DV-105 after domestic violence incidents

  • Provides specific incident dates and school contacts
  • The court issues temporary custody and supervised visitation with a follow-up hearing scheduled within local rules to review longer-term arrangements and safety monitoring.

Supplementing a Protective Order

A petitioner seeks child custody language in tandem with a restraining order

  • Attaches medical and police reports
  • The judge reviews the attached evidence, enters interim custody provisions, and orders proof of service before the respondent’s response date.

Practical Tips for Accurate, Efficient DV-105 Completion

Adopt consistent practices to minimize errors, protect confidential information, and satisfy court intake requirements.

Use Clear, Specific Language
Specify custody types, visitation schedules, pick-up/drop-off details, and any supervised provisions to give the court actionable terms rather than ambiguous phrases.
Attach Supporting Documents
Include police reports, medical records, and school contact information as exhibits; label them clearly and reference them in the form narrative for the judge's review.
Preserve Proof of Service
File a complete proof of service with the court before the hearing where required; improper service is a common basis for continuances.
Confirm Electronic Acceptance
Verify with the county clerk whether e-signatures, scanned PDFs, or e-filing portals are accepted for family law filings in your jurisdiction.

How DV-105 Compares With a Generic Custody Request

A comparison highlights what makes DV-105 specific to domestic violence contexts versus a general custody motion used in family court.

Criteria DV-105 (California) Generic Custody Motion
Primary Use protective order context family law custody actions
Court Dependence often family/domestic violence court family court generally
E-sign Acceptance court-dependent varies by jurisdiction
Supporting Exhibits police/medical reports common financial and custody evidence common

eSignature Platform Pricing and Feature Comparison for Filing and Managing DV-105

When choosing an e-signature provider for forms and supporting exhibits, compare starting price, trial options, bulk send, audit trails, HIPAA support, and envelope/document caps to match your workflow and compliance needs.

signNow DocuSign Adobe Sign PandaDoc HelloSign
Starting Price $8/user/mo $15/user/mo $14/user/mo $19/user/mo $15/user/mo
Free Trial 7-day free trial Yes Yes Yes Yes
Bulk Send Yes Yes Yes Yes Varies
Audit Trail Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
HIPAA Compliant Yes Yes Yes No No
Envelope Cap No cap 100 envelopes/user/year Varies by plan Varies by plan Varies by plan

Frequently Asked Questions About DV-105 and Electronic Handling

Answers to common procedural, signing, and filing questions for DV-105; when in doubt, consult the local family court clerk or counsel for jurisdiction-specific rules.


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