Yes! You can use AI to fill out Form DV-140, Child Custody and Visitation Order (Domestic Violence Prevention)

This validation ensures that exactly one checkbox is selected under the 'This form is attached to' section, either DV-110 or DV-130. This is critical because the context of the order (temporary vs. permanent) depends on which form it accompanies. If zero or both are checked, the submission should be flagged for manual review to clarify the order's legal basis.

This check validates that the 'Date of birth' for each child listed in Section 3 corresponds to an age of less than 18 years. The DV-140 form is specifically for orders concerning minor children. If a date of birth indicates an individual is 18 or older, an error should be triggered as the court's jurisdiction under these statutes may not apply.

This validation enforces logical consistency between visitation sections. If Section 8 ('must have no visitation') is checked, then Sections 9 ('Supervised Visitation'), 11 ('Visits With No Supervision'), and 12 ('Visitation Schedule') must be disabled or cleared. Granting visitation in one section while completely denying it in another creates a legally unenforceable and contradictory order.

For Sections 9 (Supervised Visitation) and 10 (Supervised Exchanges), if a 'Professional' supervisor is selected, this check ensures the fee percentages assigned to 'Person in 1', 'Person in 2', and 'Other' sum to exactly 100%. This prevents financial ambiguity and future disputes over payment responsibility. A failure would prompt the user to correct the percentages before submission.

This check applies to multiple sections (e.g., 1, 2, 7, 9, 10, 12, 14) where an 'Other (describe)' option exists. If the 'Other' checkbox is selected, the corresponding text field must be populated with a description. This ensures that orders are not left vague and that all necessary details for an alternative arrangement are captured, preventing ambiguity and enforcement issues.

This validation verifies that the 'Case Number' field, which appears on every page of the form, is not only present but also contains the exact same value on all pages. This is crucial for ensuring all pages are correctly associated with the same legal case when filed and processed. A mismatch could lead to pages being lost or filed incorrectly.