Domestic Violence
DV-145: Order to Prevent Child Abduction
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form is a court order that prevents a parent or guardian from taking a child out of California or hiding them to stop the other parent from seeing them. Judges, parents, and lawyers use it in family law cases to protect children from being kidnapped or removed from the state during custody disputes.
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Forms that go with DV-145
DV-100RequiredRequest for Domestic Violence Restraining OrderThe Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order is the foundational petition that initiates the case and requests the protective orders specified in DV-145.›DV-130Often filed with itRestraining Order After HearingThe Restraining Order After Hearing (Order of Protection) is the companion order form issued at the conclusion of the hearing alongside DV-145 to finalize all protective terms.›DV-120Often filed with itResponse to Request for Domestic Violence Restraining OrderThe Response to Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order allows the restrained party to formally respond to the allegations and proposed orders, including those in DV-145.›DV-140Often filed with itChild Custody and Visitation OrderThe Child Custody and Visitation Order is typically filed alongside DV-145 when minor children are involved, establishing custody and visitation terms consistent with the protective order.›DV-110Next stepTemporary Restraining OrderThe Temporary Restraining Order form is issued by the court before the hearing and contains the same no-contact and stay-away orders that DV-145 makes permanent after the hearing.›
More Domestic Violence forms
DV-117Order Granting Alternative Service›DV-125Response to Request for Child Custody and Visitation Orders›DV-150Mandatory Findings for Child Custody and Visitation Order (Domestic Violence Prevention)›DV-160Request to Keep Minor's Information Confidential›DV-165Order on Request to Keep Minor's Information Confidential›DV-170Notice of Order Protecting Information of Minor›