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Package 3 · For protected parties extending an active order

Renew an Existing DVRO

California law allows certain restraining orders to be renewed by filing a request with the court before the expiration date. Our guided interview helps prepare the required paperwork.

What this package covers

  • Guided interview for protected parties seeking to renew an expiring DVRO
  • Generation of DV-700 (Request to Renew Restraining Order) and required attachments
  • Guidance on California's renewal rules and filing deadlines
  • Ability to save progress and return to your renewal request
  • Downloadable PDF court forms ready for your review and signature

Important: File before your order expires

In California, a request to renew a restraining order must generally be filed before the existing order expires. Courts may not extend an expired order. If you are approaching your order's expiration date, act promptly.

How it works

  1. 1

    Take the eligibility quiz

    Confirm your situation qualifies for this package.

  2. 2

    Create your secure account

    Your case information is stored privately and securely.

  3. 3

    Complete the guided interview

    Answer questions about your current order and renewal request.

  4. 4

    Download and review your forms

    Review everything carefully and file with the court before your order expires.

Not legal advice. U Do It Legal prepares court forms based on your answers — we do not provide legal advice or representation. If you need an attorney, we strongly recommend consulting one.

Primary Forms

DV-700 and attachments

California Judicial Council forms generated based on your answers.

Ready to begin?

Start with the free eligibility quiz — takes about 2 minutes.