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DV-720 Response to Request to Renew Restraining Order

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DV-720 K 금지 명령 갱신 신청서에 대한 답변

이 양식을 사용하여 금지 명령 갱신 신청서(양식 DV-700)에 답변하십시오

  • 이 양식을 작성한 후에 법원 서기에게 제출하십시오.
  • 18세 이상 된 사람(귀하와 양식 DV-130의 항목 ③에 기재된 사람은 제외)을 시켜서 이 양식과 첨부된 페이지들의 사본을 항목 ①의 사람에게 우편으로 송달하십시오. (양식 DV-250, 우편 송달 증명서를 사용하십시오.)

양식을 제출할 때 서기가 아래에 스탬프를 찍습니다.

참고용

제출하지 마시오.

법원 이름과 주소를 기입하십시오:

캘리포니아 주 상급 법원, 소재 카운티

1 보호 대상자(양식 DV-700, 항목 ① 참조):

사건 번호를 기입하십시오:

사건 번호:

제출하지 마시오

2 금지 대상자:

이 사건을 대리할 귀하의 변호사(고용한 경우):

법무법인 이름:

주소(이 사건을 대리할 변호사를 고용한 경우에는 그 변호사에 대한 정보를 제공하십시오. 변호사를 고용하지 않았고 집 주소를 비밀로 유지하기를 원하는 경우에는 집 주소 대신에 다른 우편 주소를 제공하십시오. 전화번호, 팩스 번호 또는 이메일 주소는 제공할 필요가 없습니다.):

주소:

이메일 주소:

3 답변

a. 본인은 명령을 갱신하는 것에 동의합니다.

b. 본인은 명령을 갱신하는 것에 동의하지 않습니다.

법원은 청문에서 귀하의 답변을 고려할 것입니다. 양식 DV-710, 항목 ③에 기재된 청문 일시와 장소를 이곳에 적으십시오:

청문일

4 본인은 다음과 같은 이유로 명령을 갱신하지 말 것을 법원에 요청합니다(자세히 설명):

공란이 더 필요하면 여기에 표시하십시오. 별도의 용지를 첨부하고 “DV-720, Reason to Not Renew” (갱신에 동의하지 않는 이유)라고 제목을 기재하십시오.

귀하는 청문일까지 양식 DV-130(청문 후 금지 명령)에 기재된 현재의 금지 명령을 계속 준수해야 합니다. 귀하가 청문에 출석하지 않더라도 법원은 5년 동안 또는 영구적으로 효력을 유지하도록 명령을 갱신할 수 있습니다.

본인은 위의 정보가 사실이고 정확하다는 것을 증명하며, 이와 상위할 경우 캘리포니아 주법에 따라 위증죄로 처벌 받을 것을 감수합니다.

Judicial Council of California

New January 1, 2012, Mandatory Form

Family Code, § 6345

금지 명령 갱신 신청서에 대한 답변

(가정 폭력 예방)

DV-720 K, (Korean)

1 페이지 중 1 페이지

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What the DV-720 Response to Request to Renew Restraining Order Does

The DV-720 Response to Request to Renew Restraining Order is a structured written reply filed by a party who has been served with a request to renew an existing domestic violence restraining order. It lets the respondent explain their position, identify factual disputes, list evidence and witnesses, and request a hearing or other relief. The response becomes part of the court record and helps the judge evaluate whether to extend, modify, or terminate the restraining order based on the presented facts and applicable legal standards.

Why Completing a DV-720 Response Matters

Filing a timely, well‑prepared response preserves legal rights, ensures the court has your version of events, and enables you to request a hearing or present evidence before any renewal is entered.

Why Completing a DV-720 Response Matters

Who Typically Prepares the DV-720 Response

These responses are prepared by a mix of self-represented parties, advocates, and attorneys depending on resources and case complexity.

  • Self-represented respondent: Completes the form directly, files with court, serves the requesting party, and may request help from legal aid.
  • Defense attorney: Prepares a legally framed response, attaches declarations and exhibits, and handles service and court appearances.
  • Victim services advocate: Helps gather supporting documents and coordinates court filing logistics for parties who qualify for assistance.

Step-by-step: Filling and Filing the DV-720 Response

Follow a clear sequence: complete the form, attach evidence, file with the court, serve the other party, and keep proof of service for the record.

  • 01
    Prepare: Gather case number, original order, and supporting documents before you begin.
  • 02
    Complete: Enter accurate names, dates, and a concise statement responding to renewal grounds.
  • 03
    File: Submit the response to the clerk at the court identified on the renewal notice.
  • 04
    Serve: Serve the opposing party per local rules and retain proof of service.

Configuring an Online Workflow for DV-720 Completion

Set up a digital workflow to collect inputs, attach evidence, and route the completed response for filing and service.

Field Configuration
Signer Authentication Email plus optional SMS or ID check for stronger verification
Conditional Fields Show evidence upload fields only when 'I disagree' is selected
Template Name Save as 'DV-720 Response' for reuse
Notification Recipients Notify court clerk and opposing party after filing

Where to File and How to Deliver the DV-720 Response

Filing steps vary by jurisdiction; typically you file with the court that issued the original restraining order and serve the requesting party according to local rules.

  • File with Court: Submit the original response to the clerk at the issuing court.
  • Serve Opposing Party: Follow local service rules—personal service, mail, or e-service where allowed.
  • Proof of Service: Complete and file a proof of service form with your response.
  • Retain Copies: Keep a signed copy and proof of service for your records.

Digital Submission and Platform Requirements

Confirm the court accepts electronic or emailed filings and that your platform supports required file formats and authentication.

  • File Formats: PDF, PDF/A, or court-specified format
  • Authentication: Email link, SMS code, or ID verification as required
  • Integrations: Connectors for NetSuite, Salesforce, Google Workspace, Box where useful

Typical Timing and Deadlines to Watch

Deadlines vary by court notice. File promptly and follow the hearing date and service deadlines printed on the renewal request or local court rules.

Filing Deadline:

Follow the date on the renewal notice; late filings may be accepted only at the judge's discretion.

Service Deadline:

Serve the requesting party in time to meet local service requirements before the hearing.

Hearing Date:

Appear on the scheduled hearing date listed on the notice.

Proof of Service:

File proof of service before or on the hearing date if required.

Requesting Postponement:

File a continuance motion early if you cannot meet the hearing date.

Key Milestones from Filing to Court Decision

A simple milestone sequence helps track the response lifecycle from preparation through the judge's decision.

01

Prepare Submission

Gather facts, documents, and witness information prior to filing.

02

File and Serve

File with the court and serve the requesting party per local rules.

03

Attend Hearing

Appear and present testimony and exhibits on the hearing date.

04

Court Ruling

Judge issues an order granting, modifying, or denying renewal.

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Preparing DV-720

  • Missing or incorrect case number that causes misfiling or processing delays.
  • Failing to attach or properly label supporting exhibits or declarations.
  • Not serving the opposing party correctly, which can render the proceeding defective.
  • Submitting unsigned or undated response documents leading to rejection by the clerk.

Risks and Consequences of an Incomplete or Incorrect Response

Default Renewal: The court may renew without your input.
Contempt Exposure: Failure to follow orders can lead to contempt.
Evidence Loss: Late evidence may be excluded at hearing.
Perjury Risk: False statements can carry criminal consequences.
Service Defect: Improper service can nullify proceedings.
Delay in Resolution: Errors may force continuances and additional costs.

Required Information Typically Included on the DV-720

Case Number: Exact case identifier from the court
Court Name: Issuing court listed on the renewal notice
Party Names: Full legal names of respondent and petitioner
Statement of Facts: Concise, dated account of disputed events
Exhibit List: Attachments and declarations referenced
Signature: Signed and dated in MM/DD/YYYY format

Essential Components of a Professional DV-720 Response

A complete response organizes identification, factual rebuttals, documentary evidence, and a clear request for relief so the judge can assess renewal criteria efficiently.

Caption

Court name, case number, and party names placed exactly as on the renewal notice to ensure the document is filed under the correct case.

Introduction

A short opening paragraph stating whether you agree or disagree with renewal and whether you request a hearing or specific relief from the court.

Statement of Facts

Chronological, date‑stamped factual responses to each allegation with clear distinctions between facts, opinions, and disputed claims.

Legal Basis

Cite any applicable statutory or procedural grounds you rely on to oppose renewal or request modification, stated succinctly and accurately.

Exhibits

Numbered, labeled attachments (messages, photos, declarations) referenced in the text so the judge can match facts to documents quickly.

Closing and Signature

A concise closing stating requested relief, the respondent's signature, printed name, and date in MM/DD/YYYY format to validate the filing.

eSignature Pricing and Feature Comparison for DV-720 Workflows

Comparing vendors helps choose an eSignature plan that matches filing volume, authentication needs, and compliance requirements for sensitive court‑related documents.

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Starting Price $8/user/mo $15/user/mo $14/user/mo $19/user/mo $15/user/mo
Free Trial 7-day trial Yes Yes Yes Yes
Bulk Send Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Audit Trail Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
HIPAA Compliant Yes Yes Yes No No

Frequently Asked Questions About the DV-720 Response

Answers to common concerns about completion, service, digital submission, and legal validity of DV-720 responses.


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