Domestic violence 2026

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The document DV-101 is a form used for describing incidents of abuse in the context of domestic violence prevention. It includes sections for detailing specific instances of abuse, including dates, witnesses, actions that caused fear, use or threat of weapons, injuries sustained, and police involvement. The form is intended to gather comprehensive information to support legal protection measures.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your name in the designated field. This identifies you as the petitioner seeking protection.
Next, fill in the name of the person you want protection from. This is crucial for ensuring that the order is directed appropriately.
In the section describing the second most recent abuse, provide details such as the date, witnesses present, and specific actions or words that instilled fear in you.
Detail any use or threatened use of weapons and describe any injuries sustained during these incidents.
Indicate whether police were involved and if an Emergency Protective Order was issued. Attach a copy if available.
Continue to document other recent abuses following the same format, ensuring all relevant information is captured accurately.
If additional space is needed, check the box provided and attach Form MC-020 or a separate sheet labeled 'DV-101 - Description of Abuse'.

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