Filing Dv 300 In California

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The DV-300 form is used in California for requesting to continue a hearing in domestic violence cases. For filing in Santa Cruz County, use the specific document code for domestic violence-related filings. Contact the Santa Cruz County Superior Court for the exact code. To flatten documents, convert fillable forms into non-editable PDFs using software like Adobe Acrobat by selecting Print and choosing Save as PDF.

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For filing the DV-* in Santa Cruz County, it's important to use the correct document code in the e-filing system. To ensure accuracy, I recommend contacting the Santa Cruz County Superior Court directly. They can provide the specific document code you need. Would you like their contact information?
What is a dv * considered
The DV-* form is considered a "Request to Continue Hearing" in California domestic violence cases. It's used to request a new date for a court hearing related to a domestic violence restraining order. Would you like more information on how to proceed with this form?
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It seems like your question shifted to something unrelated to legal matters. If you meant to ask about "flattening dice" in a technical or gaming context, it usually involves a process to ensure that the dice are fair and not biased. However, if you're referring to a legal document or issue with "dice," could you please clarify?
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If you're referring to "flattening" documents in a legal context, it typically means converting a fillable form into a non-editable PDF. You can do this using PDF software like Adobe Acrobat by selecting "Print" and choosing "Save as PDF," which saves the document as a flat PDF. If you have any specific questions about legal documents, feel free to ask!