Domestic Violence
See a list of upcoming webinars and review the latest updates to domestic violence materials on the DV Updates page.
Overview Petitioners
If you are interested in seeking an injunction for protection, learn about the different types of protective injunctions, the process for requesting one, what to expect, and more.
Overview Respondents
If you have been served with a notice of hearing or a temporary injunction and would like to know more about the process and what to expect, read general information about injunctions, hearings, the effects of having an injunction granted against you, and more.
DV Training
Access CJE/CLE accredited training in domestic violence topics, guides and tools to use in your daily practice, and explore available resources.
Videos
Watch videos on topics including how to mitigate financial abuse, domestic violence compliance dockets, risk protection orders, teen dating violence, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to key questions about the injection process for petitioners and respondents. Discover available resources and review statistics related to domestic violence.
Florida Domestic Violence Court Information System - FDVCIS
The Florida Domestic Violence Court Information System (FDVCIS) is a system that allows you, the user, to search for civil injunctions throughout the state from 2016 to present. Search the FDVCIS database by case, participant or docket search. FDVCIS matches cases with similar data and will alert you of any matching data is found.
In order to gain access to FDVCIS, please contact the FDVCIS group at fdvcis@cnitsw.com for a user access form.
Family Courts Virtual Court
Access the Office of Family Courts' Virtual Court curriculum. These training programs allows participants to learn about the nuances of domestic violence or stalking injunctions addressed by Florida courts.
Batterers' Intervention Program - List of Providers
The Florida Department of Children and Families maintains a list of certified Batterers' Intervention Program Providers. Information about available BIP providers is required to be provided to anyone who is court-ordered to participate.
