Thank you for coming to the requesting new civil harassment restraining order workshop by the Sacramento County Law Library Civil Self Help Center. First, I would like to point out a few things. First, the information that we are providing today is only specifically applicable to Sacramento County. Second, there is no MC LE credit for this presentation. This presentation is intended for self represented litigants and is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney. We will go over what a civil harassment restraining order is, what the process involves, and we will go over and complete each of the forms so that you will have a packet ready for filing with the court. We will also go over your instructions for filing to begin a civil harassment restraining order. A restraining order is an order by the court that is designed to protect you from someone who is harassing you, stalking you, or has committed acts of violence against you. The court may issue an order that that person not harass or threaten you not contact or go near you not have a gun or order that you know that person stay away from you or otherwise protect members of your families or persons living with you. Some things a restraining order can't do is can't force a person to move out of your house, it cannot order a person to chain pay child support, it cannot modify or establish a custody or visitation order, and it cannot award any sort of monetary damages for those you would need a different type of case. The civil harassment restraining order unlike a domestic violence restraining order is designed to be used with someone you do not have a marriage family or dating relationship or a former relationship like that....
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- DV-110 form is approved by DOJ CLETS TRO.
- The form is used for Criminal Protective Orders.
- The DV-110 form expires at the date and time of the scheduled hearing.
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About Restraining Order Forms
Restraining order forms are legal documents that are requested by an individual from the court to protect them from the threat or act of violence, harassment, abuse, or any other type of harmful behavior by another person. These forms are commonly used to request a restraining order, which is a court order that prohibits the individual named in the order from contacting or going near the person who has requested it. To obtain a restraining order, an individual must file a petition with the court requesting the order. The court will review the petition and may issue a temporary restraining order until a hearing can be held to determine whether a permanent restraining order is necessary. Anyone who has been the victim of harassment, stalking, domestic violence, or any other type of threatening behavior can request a restraining order. The order can be used to protect the individual, their children, and other family members from the perpetrator. It can also be used to protect the individual's property and possessions.
How to complete a Dv 110 form
- Make sure to complete items 1, 2, and 3 for the protected person's information
- If you have a lawyer, provide their details
- If not, provide a mailing address instead
- Fill in the court name, case number, and restrained person's information
- Include any additional protected persons as necessary by checking the appropriate box
- Review and follow the personal conduct orders carefully to avoid any legal consequences
- Once completed, press the Clear This Form button to submit the form
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