01 · The official form
The same pages the clerk expects.
JusticeOS works on the real California Judicial Council forms — DV-100, DV-109, DV-110, and CLETS-001 — checked against the current revision of each.
Your case, organized.Your next step, clear.
Built for Californians handling their own restraining order case — the same pages the clerk expects: DV‑100, DV‑109, DV‑110, and CLETS‑001.
Free check: no signup. Your files aren't stored.Not sure where to begin? Answer one question
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The official pages
The same pages the clerk expects.
JusticeOS works on the real California Judicial Council forms — DV-100, DV-109, DV-110, and CLETS-001 — checked against the current revision of each.
See a real sampleThe DV-100
Thirteen pages. One official form.
The DV-100 spans 13 pages before the rest of the sample packet appears.
Four statewide forms
Thirteen pages. Then three more forms.
JusticeOS currently supports DV-100, CLETS-001, DV-109, and DV-110 — 27 pages with 396 mapped fields. Local and situation-specific forms may also be required.
See a real sampleOfficial pages, your words
Your answers land in the right boxes.
Answer in plain language, review each field on the official California form, and confirm every line before anything prints.
Run my free check
Decided by people, not software
You confirm every line before anything prints.
No predictions. No outcome score. Legal decisions stay yours.
Understand a document
Plain pricing
No meter running.
Four current statewide forms: $99, once per case. Self-attested fee waiver: $0, with the same forms and review.
Every price and fee-waiver pathOne free check. One clear next step.
The free check requires no account and does not store your files. A signed-in case workspace saves your progress when you choose to continue.
Check my papers free- Start free
- No account or card
- Know the source
- Citations beside findings
- Keep continuity
- One case workspace
- Stay in control
- You confirm every line
The front door
Start with proof, not promises.
Upload photos or PDFs of a California DVRO packet. Clerk Check flags objective filing problems and places the published source beside every finding.
- Same deterministic rules as the live free check
- Official form raster with synthetic sample data
- Every limit shown before you act
Official DV-100 · checked sample
Real rules · sample packet
Sample Clerk Check
Needs attentionCLETS-001 · R1
Outdated form version
The CLETS-001 footer shows "Rev. July 1, 2012", but the current version of this form is "Rev. January 1, 2026". Courts require the current version of mandatory Judicial Council forms.
Sample data, processed by the same deterministic rules used in Clerk Check. Your upload is checked in memory and is not stored.
One case, assembled
02 · Your workspace
Everything for your case, in one place.
Forms, evidence, deadlines, and the source behind every fact stay together in one private workspace, saved as you go. Nothing is decided for you.
Private sampleCase workspace
California DVRO · sample
In reviewOne case. One clear next step.
Review the three items Clerk Check found.
Each item opens beside the form and the published source it came from.
Open my caseSep 03 · DV-109, item 3
Source attachedCase inventory4 forms · 8 evidence items
03 · The packet
Your four statewide forms, ready to print.
DV-100, DV-109, DV-110, and CLETS-001 are filled from your answers and reviewed line by line by you. Local and situation-specific forms may still be required; your court or Self-Help Center can tell you which ones.
Official pages, your words
Your answers land in the right boxes.
Answer in plain language, review each field on the official California form, and confirm every line before anything prints.
Evidence stays legible
A camera roll of screenshots becomes a court exhibit.
Overlapping message screenshots become an ordered thread and labeled exhibit pages. Originals stay attached, gaps stay disclosed, and identity comes from you.
- You declare who is who. The system does not guess a name.
- Nothing saves before you review and consent.
- The transcript is labeled as a reading aid.
JusticeOSMessage exhibits
PrivateCan you leave the keys with the building manager?
6:18 PMYes. I can drop them off before 7.
6:21 PMOkay. Please send a photo when you do.
6:24 PMDeclareSample
Who sent which side?
Identity comes from you. JusticeOS never guesses a name.
Left sideOther person
Right sideMe
Interactive preview · synthetic sample data.
A visible boundary
We check what software can check. We say what it cannot.
Every verdict comes from a deterministic rule with a citation. The list of human decisions is never hidden behind a gate.
Checked, with citations
- Current form versionEach form against the current Judicial Council revision.
- Required informationThe items each form marks required, present and filled.
- SignaturesSigned where the form requires a signature.
- Four-form coreDV-100, DV-109, DV-110, and CLETS-001 all present.
- AttachmentsPages the form says to attach, actually attached.
- Matching captionsNames consistent from form to form.
- Court countyCounty information consistent across the packet.
Decided by people, not software
- Handwriting legibilityClerks can decline pages they cannot read.
- What your descriptions meanWhether described events support an order is decided by the judicial officer.
- Courthouse branch and hoursThe filing branch and filing-window hours vary by court.
- Fee-waiver decisionsFW-001 requests are decided by the court.
- Serving the papersService happens after filing and requires court proof.
- CopiesThe number of copies requested at a filing window varies.
The product contract
What you can verify before you pay
See your filled first page before you pay a cent.
- Free Clerk Check
- No account or card
- Four statewide forms
- $99, once
- Preview
- Before payment
- Rule checks
- Cited and bounded
Uploads are processed for the check and are not saved by JusticeOS.
One payment per case. JusticeOS does not offer a subscription plan.
Your forms render with a watermark before you decide whether to unlock them.
Every finding names its source and lists what software cannot decide.
One public measure
78,287domestic violence restraining order requests were filed in California courts during FY 2023–24.
Judicial Council of California, 2025 Court Statistics ReportPlain pricing
No meter running.
$99. Once. Nothing else to buy.
Clerk CheckFree
Verdicts and sources. No account.
Self-attested fee waiver$0
The same packet and review.
You pay once. We never bill you again.Review the product record and source links before you decide.Read the receipts
Why this exists
Built for the night the paperwork feels taller than the problem.
I did not build JusticeOS from theory. I have been sued by a credit-card company, evicted twice, and once locked out of my own hearing because the remote appearance link was not printed anywhere on the form. This is the tool I needed on those nights: the official paperwork, organized in my own words, checked before I reached the clerk's window, with every decision still mine.
Start where you are
One free check. One clear next step.
The free check requires no account and does not store your files. A signed-in case workspace saves your progress when you choose to continue.
If you are in danger right now, call 911.For 24/7 confidential help, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233.
Stanley Mosk Courthouse
111 North Hill Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Self-Help Center: Check the court website for current hours before you go. Free help for people without lawyers. Staff can review your packet before you file.
There is no filing fee for a domestic violence restraining order.
Two ways to file, and you choose
In person: the clerk takes your printed packet, and the Self-Help Center can look it over first.
Electronic filing is optional for people representing themselves — you may always file on paper instead (LASC General Order 2021-GEN-032-00). To e-file, you go through a court-approved Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP); you cannot e-file directly with the court. Court-approved e-filing providers
JusticeOS is not a law firm and is not your lawyer. JusticeOS is not a law firm, is not acting as your attorney, and no attorney-client relationship is created by using it. It helps you fill out court forms with your own information — it does not give legal advice, does not choose forms for you, and cannot predict what a court will do. For legal advice, talk to a lawyer or visit the free Self-Help Center at your courthouse.