Civil
CH-160: Request to Keep Minor's Information Confidential
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This form asks the court to hide a minor's personal information, like their name and address, from public court records in a case involving the minor. Parents, guardians, or attorneys use it to protect children from safety risks, harassment, or privacy concerns in custody, abuse, or other family law cases.
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Forms that go with CH-160
CH-100RequiredRequest For Civil Harassment Restraining OrdersThe Request for Civil Harassment Restraining Orders is the initiating petition that triggers the probation officer's involvement and the subsequent CH-160 report.›CH-110Often filed with itTemporary Restraining Order (CLETS-TCH)The Temporary Restraining Order (CH-110) is often already in place when the probation officer prepares the CH-160 report, as it precedes the full hearing.›CH-120Often filed with itResponse to Request for Civil Harassment Restraining OrdersThe Response to Request for Civil Harassment Restraining Orders is filed by the respondent and reviewed alongside the CH-160 report to give the court a complete picture before the hearing.›CH-130Next stepCivil Harassment Restraining Order After Hearing (CLETS-CHO)The Civil Harassment Restraining Order (After Hearing) is the final order issued by the judge, which takes into account the findings and recommendations documented in the CH-160 report.›
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CH-165Order on Request to Keep Minor's Information Confidential›CH-170Notice of Order Protecting Information of Minor›CH-175Cover Sheet for Confidential Information›CH-176Request for Release of Minor's Confidential Information›CH-177Notice of Request for Release of Minor's Confidential Information›CH-178Response to Request for Release of Minor's Confidential Information›