Reasons the court might deny a petition for injunction for protection against domestic, repeat, dating, sexual violence or stalking is if the Petitioner fails to comply with one or more statutory requirements applicable to the petition, including:
- the petitioner has failed to sign the petition;
- the petitioner has failed to complete a mandatory portion of the petition;
- the petitioner has used a petition form other than that which is approved by the Court and the form used lacks the statutorily required components;
- the petitioner fails to allege in a petition for domestic violence that respondent is a family or household member as that term is defined by Chapter 741, Florida Statutes;
- the petitioner has failed to allege facts sufficient to support the entry of an injunction for protection.
Therefore, in these cases, there is not a sufficient factual basis upon which the court can enter a Temporary Injunction for Protection, prior to the hearing.