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Bookmark or Share- Restraining Orders - abuse_selfhelp - California CourtsA restraining order (also called a “protective order”) is a court order that can protect someone from being physically or sexually abused, threatened, stalked, or harassed. The person getting the restraining order is called the “protected person.”
- Overview Of Protection Orders - Civil Law Self-Help CenterA “protection order” is an order issued by a court that protects a person by requiring another person to do, or not do, certain things. The order could be: A “temporary protection order,” which is an order issued by the justice court that is in effect for up to 45 days, or. An “extended protection order,” which is an order that ...
- Protective Orders - Travis County, TexasWhat is a protective order? A protective order is a set of legal rules issued by a judge that prohibits or limits how one person interacts with another person. A protective order can: Provide protection and prohibit an abuser from communicating with you in a threatening or harassing manner.
- 3 Key Differences in a Protective Order vs. Restraining Order1. Protective orders are issued to stop someone from causing you verbal, emotional, or physical harm. This can be any type of abuser, stalker, or someone else who presents a threat to you or your family members. 2. Restraining orders can be issued for the same reasons as a protective order in rare cases.
- Domestic Violence: Orders of Protection and Restraining OrdersTypes of Protective Orders. A protection or restraining order is a legally binding directive issued by a court to protect a person from abuse. It is enforceable by law enforcement officials or police officers. It is normally brought as a separate civil court action.
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