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DV-105 Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order

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請求下達子女監護和探訪命令(家庭暴力預防)

本表不是法院命令。DV-105 C(Chinese)

本表隨附在DV-100表「請求下達家庭暴力禁制令」中。

請勾選您希望下達的命令。

您的姓名:

另一方父親/母親的姓名:



子女監護

我請求法院批准按照以下方式對子女進行監護:

子女姓名 出生日期 授予法定監護權 母親 授予法定監護權 父親 授予法定監護權 其他人 授予人身監護權 母親 授予人身監護權 父親 授予人身監護權 其他人


更改當前的法院命令

案例號碼(如有): 縣:

請解釋您目前的命令以及您希望更改的原因。


子女的地址

在過去五年內第3(a)項中的子女住在哪裡?請填寫子女曾經住過的每一個城市和州。

第3(a)項中的子女(城市和州) 母親 父親 其他人 在該地址居住的日期
到目前


其他子女的地址

請列出其他子女的地址資訊,包括日期和子女同住的人的姓名。


其他監護案例

您是否涉及或瞭解本表中所列的任何子女的任何其他監護案例?

如果回答「是」,請填寫以下欄目,並隨附任何監護或探訪命令副本(如有):

a. 其他監護案例中每一名子女的姓名:

b. 案例類型:

c. 我是:

d. 法院(名稱):

地址:

縣:

州:

e. 法院命令下達日期:

f. 案例號碼(如有):


擁有或聲稱擁有監護或探訪權的其他人

您是否知道任何人未涉及本案但擁有或聲稱擁有對本表中所列的任何子女的監護或探訪權?

如果回答「是」,請填寫以下欄目:

該人士的姓名和地址:

對以下子女(每一名子女的姓名):


探訪

我請求法院命令第2項中的人有以下臨時探訪權:



(1) 週末(開始日期):

每個月的

(2) 週日(開始日期):

請隨附紙頁,列出其他探訪日期和時間,例如暑假、節假日和生日。


交通責任

父親/母親將接送子女或者安排由其他人接送子女。

我請求法院命令:

a. 將子女送到探訪處。

b. 從探訪處將子女接回。

c. 接送子女的地址(住址):


監管探訪

a. 我請求第9項中所列的探訪由以下人士監管

b. 我請求第10項中所列的探訪由以下人士監管

c. 我請求由以下人士支付任何監管費用:

母親 父親 其他人(姓名)


帶子女旅行

我請求法院命令:

必須得到另一方父親/母親的許可或法院命令才能將子女帶離:

a.

b.

如果勾選本方框,您必須填寫隨附的DV-108表「請求發佈命令:不得帶子女一起旅行」。

重要說明:

  • 如果您發現有關本表中所列子女在任何法院的監護案例的任何其他資訊,您必須通知法院。
  • 如果法院下達臨時監護命令,在未召開下達通知的聽證會之前監護子女的父親/母親不得將子女帶離加州。

簽名:

日期:

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What the DV-105 Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order Is

The DV-105 is a court form used to request a domestic violence restraining order in California courts. It asks the petitioner to describe recent incidents of abuse, name the person to be restrained, and request specific protections such as stay-away orders, custody orders, and property control. The form typically accompanies supporting declarations, evidence, and any required local court forms; after filing, a judge may issue temporary orders ex parte and schedule a hearing to determine longer-term relief.

Why the DV-105 Matters for Safety and Legal Protection

A completed DV-105 starts the court process to obtain immediate civil protections and documents an official request for relief that a judge can enforce.

Why the DV-105 Matters for Safety and Legal Protection

Who Typically Prepares and Submits a DV-105

After filing, law enforcement and court staff implement temporary orders; counsel or advocates often help at the hearing stage.

  • Self-represented petitioners who need immediate court protection and cannot delay for attorney assistance.
  • Victim advocates or legal aid staff who gather facts and evidence and help complete the form accurately.
  • Private attorneys representing petitioners in family or domestic violence matters seeking enforceable court orders.

Step-by-Step: Filing a DV-105 Request

Follow these four steps to prepare, file, and move toward a hearing on a domestic violence restraining order.

  • 01
    Assemble Documents: Collect DV-105, declarations, police reports, photos, and witness contact details.
  • 02
    Complete Forms: Fill fields accurately, sign, and date; request fee waiver if eligible.
  • 03
    File With Court: Submit at the superior court clerk or via court e-filing where available.
  • 04
    Serve Respondent: Have respondent served per local rules before or after temporary orders are issued.

How the DV-105 Moves Through the Court System

This sequence outlines the typical processing from filing to hearing and order enforcement.

  • Clerk Intake: Clerk reviews for completeness and accepts or requests corrections.
  • Temporary Orders: Judge may issue immediate temporary protections ex parte.
  • Service of Papers: Respondent is legally served with the petition and temporary orders.
  • Hearing: Court schedules a hearing where parties present evidence for long-term orders.

Customizing an Online Workflow for DV-105 Completion

Configure an electronic intake workflow that captures required fields and attaches evidence for court review.

Field Mapping Map DV-105 fields to online form inputs to ensure consistent exports.
Required Flags Mark name, incident date, and signature fields as required to prevent incomplete submissions.
Document Uploads Allow photo, PDF, and police report uploads and tag each file type.
Attorney Review Add a review step for advocates or counsel before finalizing the filing.
Audit Trail Capture timestamps, IP, and user identity for every submission event.

Technical and Security Considerations for Digital Completion

Platforms integrated with court e-filing or secure document portals reduce handling errors; check local court e-filing rules before electronic submission.

  • File Formats: PDF and DOCX recommended.
  • Authentication: Use email or SMS verification for identity assurance.
  • Encryption: TLS in transit and AES-256 at rest.

Essential Components to Include on a Professional DV-105

A complete DV-105 package combines factual detail, supporting evidence, clear requested orders, and procedural compliance with local court rules.

Identifying Information

Full legal names, aliases, birthdates where relevant, and contact details for petitioner and respondent to ensure accurate service and record matching.

Incident Narrative

Concise chronological account of abusive acts with dates, locations, and witness names to help the judge assess immediacy and severity.

Requested Relief

Specific orders requested (no contact, stay-away distances, custody, possession of residence) stated clearly to allow enforceable directives.

Evidence Attachments

Police reports, medical records, photos, and witness declarations labeled and referenced within the main petition for court review.

Service Instructions

Preferred service method and service addresses for respondent; note any safety concerns about in-person service.

Fee and Signature

Fee waiver requests when applicable, plus petitioner signature and date; unsigned petitions are often rejected.

Required Information and Common Fields on DV-105

Petitioner Name: Full legal name
Respondent Name: Full legal name
Incident Dates: MM/DD/YYYY
Requested Orders: Specific protections
Evidence List: Attach items
Signature: Signed and dated

Penalties and Risks of an Incorrect or Incomplete DV-105

Form Rejection: Clerk may refuse to file incomplete forms
Delayed Protection: Errors can postpone temporary orders
Service Failure: Incorrect respondent details prevent lawful service
Perjury Exposure: False statements risk criminal penalties
Enforcement Issues: Vague orders hinder police enforcement
Civil Liability: Improper filings can affect custody claims

Common Preparation Errors to Avoid

  • Omitting exact dates or locations makes timelines unclear and weakens the petition.
  • Failing to attach key evidence (police reports, photos) reduces the judge’s ability to assess danger.
  • Using legal conclusions instead of factual descriptions (e.g., 'he abused me') limits usefulness.
  • Not providing accurate respondent identifiers (aliases, addresses) leads to service delays or misidentification.

Typical Timelines and Court Deadlines for DV-105 Cases

Timing varies by county; the following entries describe usual milestones after filing a DV-105 petition.

Temporary Order Issuance:

Judge may issue ex parte temporary orders same day of filing.

Service Deadline:

Respondent must be served promptly, usually before the scheduled hearing.

Hearing Schedule:

Court typically sets a hearing within 20–25 judicial days of temporary order.

Objections and Responses:

Respondent deadline to file response varies by local rule.

Long-Term Order:

Judge issues final orders after hearing based on evidence.

Key Milestones from Filing to Final Order

A sequential view of major stages clarifies what to expect after submitting a DV-105.

01

File Petition

Clerk accepts completed DV-105 and supporting documents.

02

Temporary Relief

Judge may grant immediate protective orders ex parte.

03

Serve Respondent

Legal service of papers is completed per local rules.

04

Court Hearing

Judge hears evidence and issues final orders.

Practical Examples of DV-105 Use

Two anonymized scenarios illustrate common pathways from filing to hearing and enforcement.

Community Clinic Intake

A clinic advocate completes DV-105 with the petitioner and attaches medical photos

  • Advocate arranges sheriff service
  • At hearing the evidence supported a six-month restraining order and safety plan from the court.

Attorney-Assisted Filing

A retained attorney prepares a DV-105 with police reports and witness declarations

  • Professional server effects service
  • The judge issued temporary orders and scheduled a contested hearing within three weeks.

Tips for Accurate and Efficient DV-105 Preparation

Use the following practical steps to reduce errors, speed processing, and protect petitioner safety.

Be Concrete and Chronological
Describe incidents in order with dates, times, locations, and witnesses so the judge can assess immediacy and pattern of conduct.
Label and Reference Evidence
Number attachments and reference them in the narrative to ensure documents are considered during the hearing.
Request Fee Waiver When Eligible
Submit required financial declaration forms with the petition to avoid delays caused by unpaid filing fees.
Coordinate Service Safely
Work with advocates or local law enforcement to arrange safe service that minimizes risk to the petitioner.

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Frequently Asked Questions: DV-105 Completion and Filing

Answers to common questions about preparing, filing, and serving the DV-105 and related documents.


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