115 info violence form 2026

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The document provides instructions on how to request a new court date using form SV-115. It outlines the circumstances under which a party may need to reschedule, the steps to complete the request, and the importance of serving the other party with notice. Additionally, it explains the implications of not attending the rescheduled court date and offers resources for legal assistance.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 115 info violence form in the editor.
Begin by filling out all required fields on the form, ensuring that you provide accurate information regarding your request for a new court date.
Complete items 1 through 2 on the accompanying Order on Request to Continue Hearing form. This is crucial for the judge's review.
Submit your completed forms to the court clerk as per local procedures. Confirm with them how to ensure your papers are reviewed by the judge.
After submission, check back with the clerk’s office to see if your request has been granted and if a new court date has been assigned.
File both forms SV-115 and SV-116 with the clerk, ensuring you receive file-stamped copies for your records.
Serve copies of the court papers to the other party as outlined in item 6 of form SV-116, and ensure proof of service is completed and filed before your court date.
On your scheduled court date, bring at least two copies of all documents, including proof of service, for presentation in court.

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