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How to fill out the CA CH-116 S online
Filling out the CA CH-116 S form can seem daunting, but with clear guidance, you can navigate it successfully. This form is essential for requesting a postponement of a court hearing related to temporary restraining orders in California.
Follow the steps to complete the CA CH-116 S form online.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the appropriate online editor.
- Begin with Section 1, which is the protected part. Fill out this section carefully, as it contains sensitive information that should not be submitted to the court.
- Proceed to Section 2, which is the restricted part. The court will fill out the remainder of this section later, ensuring you complete only your sections.
- In Section 3, indicate the next hearing date. If you are denying the request to postpone the hearing, clearly state that. If you are granting the request, provide the new date, time, and location.
- Address Section 4 regarding temporary restraining orders. Indicate whether there is a current order in effect and specify if you want to extend or change it.
- In Section 5, provide a justified reason for changing the hearing date. Choose the relevant option from the list provided.
- For Section 6, detail how the legal delivery of the order will be made to the other party, ensuring you specify who is responsible for this delivery.
- Complete Section 7 by noting whether the sheriff will deliver the order without charge, and provide any necessary details.
- Review all fields for accuracy and completeness before finalizing your document.
- Once you have finished, you can save your changes, download the document, or print it out for submission.
Start filling out your CA CH-116 S form online today to ensure a smooth and successful process.
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There is minimal proof that is required to have a civil harassment restraining order granted. The legal term is “reasonable proof”. Essentially, the victim must make sworn declarations (meaning that if they lie then they are guilty of the crime of perjury) about harassment and/or abuse that is being inflicted on them.