Criminal
CR-105: Defendant's Financial Statement on Eligibility for Appointment of Counsel and Reimbursement and Record on Appeal at Public Expense
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This form lets defendants tell the court about their money and property so the court can decide if they can afford a lawyer and if they can pay for court costs. Defendants use it in criminal cases to ask for a free lawyer and free copies of court records when they don't have enough money to pay for these things.
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Forms that go with CR-105
DV-100RequiredRequest for Domestic Violence Restraining OrderThis is the primary Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order form that initiates the protective order process, and CR-105 is issued as a result of or alongside this request.›DV-120Often filed with itResponse to Request for Domestic Violence Restraining OrderThe Response to Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order allows the respondent to formally respond to the protective order request associated with CR-105.›DV-110Often filed with itTemporary Restraining OrderThe Temporary Restraining Order form is typically issued by the court at the same time as or prior to CR-105, providing immediate protection while the full hearing is pending.›CR-100Often filed with itFingerprint FormThe Notice of Appeal in a criminal case is commonly filed alongside or just before CR-105, as the financial statement is required when a defendant seeks to pursue an appeal at public expense.›CR-101Often filed with itPlea Form, With Explanations and Waiver of Rights—Felony (Criminal)The Notification to Trial Court of Writ Petition or Appeal and Request for Hearing is often filed in conjunction with CR-105 when a defendant is initiating an appellate proceeding that triggers the need for appointed counsel.›DV-200Next stepProof of Personal ServiceThe Proof of Service of Order to Show Cause must be completed to confirm that the respondent was properly served with the protective order documents.›DV-130Next stepRestraining Order After HearingThe Restraining Order After Hearing form is the next step issued after a court hearing, making the protective order permanent or long-term, and often accompanies or supersedes CR-105.›
More Criminal forms
CR-102Domestic Violence Plea Form With Waiver of Rights—Misdemeanor›CR-104Findings and Orders for Pretrial Release or Detention›CR-106Proof of Service - Criminal Record Clearing›CR-110Order for Victim Restitution›CR-111Abstract of Judgment—Restitution›CR-112Instructions: Order for Victim Restitution›