To report a violation of a court order, follow these steps:
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Determine Eligibility: Use this form if you have a valid court order and believe there is a criminal violation without physical injury, violence, or threat of violence.
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Gather Documents: Include a copy of the current and valid court order. If you don't have a copy, obtain one from the Family Law Clerks Office at 3055 Cleveland Avenue, Santa Rosa.
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Complete the Report: You can fill out the form online or print and handwrite it. Ensure you have all necessary documents and any witness statements.
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Submit the Report: Mail or drop off the completed report and a copy of the court order to:
The report will be kept on file and available only to the court or pursuant to a subpoena. The District Attorney’s Office may review the case for consideration in filing charges. If you need legal advice, consider contacting a family law attorney at 707-546-5297 or the Sonoma County Family Law Facilitator’s Office at 707-521-6545.