Skip to content
LitigationForms
DV-115Mandatory

Request to Continue Hearing (Temporary Restraining Order) (Domestic Violence Prevention)

California · Judicial Council of California · Effective January 1, 2020

This form is used to ask the court to change or reschedule a court date related to a Temporary Restraining Order for Domestic Violence Prevention. It asks for information about the case and the reason why the hearing date needs to be moved.

The court describes it as: Ask the court to reschedule your court date.

Open the official PDFfrom Judicial Council of California

Where this fits in a case

Motions

Stage: Motions

This form is used when a court date for a Temporary Restraining Order hearing is scheduled, and the person needs to ask the court to set a new date.

Either party may file.

Official instructions

How-to guides published by the court for this form.

Common questions

What is this form for?
This form is used to ask the court to reschedule a court date for a Temporary Restraining Order related to Domestic Violence Prevention.
Do I need to know the case number?
Yes, the form has a space to fill in the case number.
Does filling this out mean the order is changed?
The form includes a notice stating that if the court date is rescheduled, the Temporary Restraining Order will stay in effect until the new court date, unless the court orders otherwise.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026. The current version took effect January 1, 2020.

Related forms

  • DV-109

    Notice of Court Hearing (Domestic Violence Prevention)

    This form tells people when their court date is for a domestic violence prevention case and notes if a judge already gave a temporary restraining order. It is used to inform people about the hearing date and the status of any temporary orders.

    MandatoryFillable PDF4 translations
  • DV-110

    Temporary Restraining Order (CLETS—TRO)

    This form is a Temporary Restraining Order that tells the court what temporary orders have been granted. It asks for information about the people involved and details specific rules regarding firearms, contact, and staying away from certain locations.

    MandatoryFillable PDF5 translations
  • DV-115-INFO

    How to Ask for a New Hearing Date (Domestic Violence Prevention)

    This form explains how to ask the court to change your hearing date in a domestic violence case. It provides steps on filling out the form and what to do after submitting it to the court.

    OptionalFillable PDF4 translations
  • CH-100

    Request For Civil Harassment Restraining Orders

    This form is used to ask a judge for a restraining order to protect you from harassment by another person. It asks for details about you, the person you want protection from, and the harassment that has occurred.

    MandatoryFillable PDF4 translations
  • CH-115

    Request to Continue Court Hearing (Temporary Restraining Order)

    This form is used to ask the court to change or reschedule a court date for a Temporary Restraining Order hearing. It asks the filer to provide information about the case and the reason why the date needs to be moved.

    MandatoryFillable PDF4 translations
  • CH-116

    Order on Request to Continue Hearing (Temporary Restraining Order) (CLETS-TCH)

    This form is a court order used to officially change a court date or to confirm the status of a temporary restraining order in a civil harassment case. It records whether the hearing date was moved and details any new or continuing restraining orders.

    MandatoryFillable PDF4 translations
  • CH-160

    Request to Keep Minor's Information Confidential

    This form asks a judge to keep certain information about a child (age 0-18) private in a civil harassment restraining order case. It asks the court to make the information confidential from the public or from the person who is being restrained.

    MandatoryFillable PDF4 translations
  • CH-160-INFO

    Privacy Protection for a Minor (Person Under 18 Years Old)

    This form explains how to ask a judge to keep information about a child under 18 private in court records. It tells people that if the judge agrees, the public cannot see the minor's information on the case papers.

    OptionalFillable PDF