Protective order eligibility requires qualifying relationship (90-day windows, sexual assault within 6 months); forms CC-DC-DV-001 and addendum CC-DC-DV-001A
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Published eligibility rules for a domestic violence protective order: the petitioner must be related by marriage, blood or adoption (including stepparents and stepchildren who lived with them at least 90 days in the past year), have lived in a sexual relationship for at least 90 days in the past year, or have been raped or sexually assaulted by the other person (including attempts) within the past six months; the petition form is CC-DC-DV-001 with addendum CC-DC-DV-001A used by law enforcement for service.
- Who can get a protective order and which form to use
- are related by marriage, blood or adoption (this includes stepparents and stepchildren if they have lived with you for at least 90 days in the past year); were raped or sexually assaulted by the other person (including attempts) in the past six months. A peace order is another way the court can protect you. Any relationship that does NOT qualify for a protective order is eligible for a peace order. Those relationships include neighbors, strangers, or someone with whom you have a non-sexual dating relationship. Learn about peace orders . See a brochure on protective orders . Before the court can grant a final protective order, you must prove that the other person committed an act of abuse. Get help . Acts of abuse include: File a Petition for Protection from Domestic Violence, or form CC-DC-DV-001 . Attach a form called the Addendum-Description of Respondent, or form CC-DC-DV-001A . Law enforcement uses this Addendum when serving paperwork on the other person. Find the forms online. Or, ask a court clerk or court commissioner for forms. File a Petition for Protection from Domestic Violence, or form CC-DC-DV-001 . Attach a form called the Addendum-Description of Respondent, or form CC-DC-DV-001A . Law enforcement uses this Addendum when serving paperwork on the other person. Find the forms online. Or, ask a court clerk or court commissioner for forms. (as published)
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