Civil
SV-130: Restraining Order After Hearing - Domestic Violence
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This is the final court order that prohibits someone from abusing, contacting, or coming near another person, issued after both sides have had a chance to be heard in court. It can last up to five years and can be renewed.
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Forms that go with SV-130
SV-100RequiredPetition for Postsecondary School Violence Restraining OrdersThe Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order (SV-100) is the initiating petition that starts the case and is a prerequisite before a permanent restraining order on SV-130 can be issued after a hearing.›DV-140AttachmentChild Custody and Visitation OrderThe Child Custody and Visitation Order (DV-140) is commonly attached to a restraining order when minor children are involved to formally establish custody and visitation terms alongside the protective order.›SV-200Often filed with itProof of Personal Service (Postsecondary School Violence Prevention)The Proof of Service of Order After Hearing (SV-200) is used to document that the restrained person was properly served with the SV-130 order, which is required for enforcement.›SV-120Often filed with itResponse to Petition for Postsecondary School Violence Restraining OrdersThe Response to Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order (SV-120) is filed by the restrained person to formally respond to the allegations before the hearing that results in the SV-130 order.›SV-110Next stepTemporary Restraining Order (CLETS-TSV)The Temporary Restraining Order (SV-110) is the short-term protective order granted before the hearing, which SV-130 replaces or confirms upon the completion of the court hearing.›