Domestic Violence
DV-130: Restraining Order After Hearing
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This form is used by a judge to officially order someone to stop harassing, threatening, or physically abusing another person after a court hearing where both sides presented their case. A person who has experienced domestic violence, abuse, stalking, or threats would need this form to get legal protection that can prohibit the abuser from contacting them or coming near them.
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Forms that go with DV-130
DV-100RequiredRequest for Domestic Violence Restraining OrderThe Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order initiates the restraining order process and is the foundational petition that leads to the issuance of DV-130 after the hearing.›DV-120Often filed with itResponse to Request for Domestic Violence Restraining OrderThe Response to Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order allows the restrained person to formally respond to the allegations before the hearing that results in DV-130.›DV-110Next stepTemporary Restraining OrderThe Temporary Restraining Order is the interim order issued before the full hearing and is the precursor document that DV-130 replaces or makes permanent after the court hearing.›
More Domestic Violence forms
DV-115Request to Continue Hearing (Temporary Restraining Order) (Domestic Violence Prevention)›DV-116Order on Request to Continue Hearing (Temporary Restraining Order) (CLETS-TRO) (Domestic Violence Prevention)›DV-117Order Granting Alternative Service›DV-125Response to Request for Child Custody and Visitation Orders›DV-140Child Custody and Visitation Order›DV-145Order to Prevent Child Abduction›