Domestic Violence Restraining Order Services
Protect yourself from the abuse of a current (or former) romantic partner or immediate family member, respond to a restraining order request filed against you, or ask the court to make changes to an active restraining order.
DVRO services that work with your schedule.
U Do It Legal provides in-person and online services to assist with your legal needs.
In-Person Clinic
U Do It Legal DVRO Clinic
Saturdays, Summer 2025
Torrance, California
$500, flat rate pricing
Prepare your court forms in person with help from real attorneys and support professionals.
What to know about UDIL’s DVRO Clinic:
Location
UDIL’s DVRO Clinics are held in Torrance, California.
What’s Included?
Access to UDIL’s guided software
Hands-on support with completing your court forms
Final form review with attorney/DV victims' advocate
How does it work?
Finish your court paperwork in one session
Clinic sessions are small, separated by party type for safety.
Flat rate/One-time payment
Interested in U Do It Legal’s DVRO clinic?
Learn more about the clinic or sign up with the interest form below.
Online Services
How does it work?
U Do It Legal provides five low-cost DVRO service packages designed to cater to the legal needs of self-representing litigants completing their California Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DVRO) case. Navigate your court paperwork without the worry of legal jargon by answering straightforward questions and viewing guided interviews.
Low-cost, one-time purchase (starting at $49)
Step-by-step digital interviews: complete your CA judicial council forms (just like popular DIY tax-preparation software)
Court forms and documents generated with your answers to straightforward questions
Note: You must take our eligibility quiz before purchasing an online package (Coming Fall 2025)
Upcoming Online DVRO Service Packages (coming Fall 2025)
Click the arrow on any of the package descriptions below to learn more about it.
Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DVRO)
Get step-by-step guidance to complete the court forms needed to ask for legal protection from an intimate partner or close family member who has abused or threatened you.
Response to Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order
Learn how to respond if someone has filed for a restraining order against you. We’ll help you complete the court forms you need to tell your side of the story and protect your rights.
Request to Renew Restraining Order After Hearing (ROAH)
Already have a DVRO? If it’s set to expire in the next 3 months, we’ll guide you through the process of asking the court to extend the DVRO another 5 years (or indefinitely) to continue your legal protection.
Request to Change or End Restraining Order After Hearing (ROAH)
Whether you want to change the terms of a restraining order or ask the court to cancel it, we’ll walk you through the forms and steps required to make your request.
Response to Request to Change or End Restraining Order After Hearing
If the other party is asking to change or end a restraining order after hearing (form DV-130), we’ll walk you through the forms to respond, whether you agree or disagree with their request.
