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1. Do I need a police report?

No, but we will include it if you do along with pictures and other documentation.

2. Does the personal protection order cover everyone in the household?

Only 1 name is listed on the personal protection order for protection, but the judge can add other names as well.

3. How do I get my personal protection order served?

Either by: registered or certified mail; process server or anyone over 18 years of age that is not a party to the situation.

4. Can children get personal protection order against their parents?

No, and parents cannot obtain a personal protection order against their minor children.

5. What is the difference between stalking and domestic personal protection order?

Domestic means the parties have had a relationship, dated, married, have a child in common or live together in the same house.

6. How soon can I see a judge?

Usually right away or you might have to come back the next day, depending upon the assigned judge’s schedule.