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The document DV-116 is an official court order regarding a request to continue a hearing related to a Domestic Violence Restraining Order. It outlines the process for requesting a continuance, the conditions under which it may be granted or denied, and the implications for any existing temporary restraining orders. The form includes sections for identifying the protected and restrained parties, details about legal representation, reasons for the continuance, and instructions for serving the order.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the DV-116 in the editor.
Begin by filling in items 1, 2, and 3. Specify the Protected Party, Restrained Party, and Party Seeking Continuance. Ensure you include the court name and address accurately.
If you have legal representation, provide your lawyer's name, State Bar number, firm name, and your mailing address. If you prefer privacy, you can use an alternative mailing address.
Enter the case number in the designated field to ensure proper identification of your case.
In section 4, indicate whether the request for a continuance is granted or denied. Fill in any necessary details regarding the hearing date and conditions.
Complete section 6 by providing reasons for requesting a continuance. Choose from listed options or specify other reasons as needed.
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What is the difference between a restraining order and a TPO?

The primary difference lies in the relationship between the parties. Restraining orders are typically used in non-domestic situations involving harassment, stalking, or civil disputes. Protective orders are used in cases of domestic violence or abuse where the abuser has a close personal relationship with the victim.

What is a DV 116?

Order on Request to Continue Hearing (Temporary Restraining Order) (CLETS-TRO) (Domestic Violence Prevention) (DV-116) Tells you that your court date has been rescheduled and if there is a temporary restraining order in effect.

What is the most severe restraining order?

Permanent restraining orders are the most severe types of restraining orders in this state, and they have the most serious consequences.

What qualifies for a restraining order in Connecticut?

A restraining order is a civil order of protection issued by the family court to any family or household member who has been subject to a continuous threat of present physical pain or physical injury, stalking, or a pattern of threatening by another family or household member, as defined by General Statutes 46b-38a (

What does DV stand for in family court?

Domestic violence and child custody. If theres a history of domestic violence in a family, judges use special laws to help protect children when making decisions about child custody.

Is a restraining order a big deal?

Having a restraining order issued against you can lead to serious consequences, both legally and personally. One of the most docHub outcomes is that it can affect your freedom and daily life.

What is a DV charge in court?

In California, you face domestic violence (DV) charges for allegedly physically harming an intimate partner. According to Penal Code 13700, intimate partners include your current or former: spouse, fianc(e), or registered domestic partner, co-parent, or. boyfriend or girlfriend, whether you live together or not.

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