Protective orders are filed in the Civil Division of the Caddo Parish Clerk of Court's Office. Please fill out this petition and bring it to the Clerk of Court's Office. If you have any trouble filling out this form, contact the YWCA Family Violence Center, 710 Travis Street, at 318-222-2117 for assistance.

In order to obtain a protective order, one would need to come to the office and ask for the magistrate. If he is not here, we will make arrangements for him to contact you at our lobby phone. See similar questions...

The Family Support Council of Douglas County will assist you in completing and filing the necessary forms to file for a Temporary Protective Order Against Domestic Violence or Stalking And/Or Harassment. They can be reached at (775) 588-7171 or (775) 782-8692. See similar questions...

Yes. However, you should make sure your attorney is aware of any concerns you may have. If you do not have an attorney, you can discuss your concerns with your caseworker or call the mediation office at (801) 238-7846. Arrangements can be made so that you can participate safely in the mediation. See similar questions...

You must contact the Superior Court in the county where it was filed and follow their instructions. A.R.S. ??12-901 et seq. governs the appeal of administrative decisions. See similar questions...

dating, neighbors, co-workers, acquaintances, strangers). For more information, including how to determine which order applies to your situation, see the Peace and Protective Order Brochure. See similar questions...

The parties will be provided copies at the conclusion of the hearing, the Superior Court Clerk's Office will retain the original, and the Sheriff's Department will retain a copy of the Temporary Protective Order as long as it remains in effect. See similar questions...

You can file a motion with the court asking the court to enter a judgment for possession against the tenant. The cost for the motion is $10. See similar questions...

It has often been held that a judgment or order made on the default of an appealing party is not appealable. The remedy, instead, is to move to vacate the default order under CPLR 5015 (a) (1) and, if that motion is denied, an appeal is taken from the order denying vacatur. The rule is the same for Orders made on the consent of the appealing party. See similar questions...

Specific written objections to orders of Support Magistrates can be filed with the Family Court, for review by a judge. This differs from the appellate process. Once a Family Court judge has considered the filed objection, and issued a decision and order, at that point an appeal can be filed. Family Court Act § 1112 (a) is the general provision of the Family Court Act regarding appealability. See similar questions...

Yes Appeal against the decision of the District Forum can be filed before the State Commission within 30 days Appeal against the decision of a State Commission can be filed before the National Commission within 30 days. Appeal against the orders of the National Commission can be filed before the Supreme Court within a period of 30 days. Procedure for filing the appeal is the same as that of complaint, except the application should be accompanied by the orders of the District or State Commission. See similar questions...

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Property assessments can be appealed by April 1 each year. If an added assessment bill was generated in October, the assessment can be appealed by December 1 of that year. Forms are available in the Tax Assessor's Office and at the Mercer County Board of Taxation, located at 640 S Broad St. Always discuss assessment issues with the Tax Assessor before filing an appeal. See similar questions...

The Plaintiff in a Small Claims case may only appeal if he or she is ordered to pay the Defendant something as a result of the Defendant's counterclaim. The Plaintiff may not appeal the dismissal of his or her claim or a judgment in favor of the Defendant that is not the result of a counterclaim. A Notice of Appeal must be filed with the Court and with the opposing party no later than ten (10) days from the date the Notice of Judgment is received in the mail. See similar questions...

No, but the claimant (your patient or client) can appeal. You may help the claimant prepare an appeal. See similar questions...

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Upon filing a verified petition in which the petitioner alleges with specific facts that probable cause exists to establish that family violence has occurred in the past and may occur in the future, the court may order such temporary relief ex parte (i.e. with only the petitioner present) as it deems necessary to protect the petitioner or a minor of the household from violence. If the court issues an ex parte order, a copy of the order shall be immediately furnished to the petitioner. See similar questions...

Within ten days of the filing of the petition under this article or as soon as practical thereafter, but in no case later than 30 days after the filing of the petition, a hearing (where both petitioner and defendant may be present heard) will be held at which the petitioner must prove the allegations of the petition by a preponderance of the evidence as in other civil cases. See similar questions...

Grant to a spouse possession of the residence or household of the parties and exclude the other spouse from the residence or household; Order the eviction of a party from the residence or household and order assistance to the victim in returning to it, or order assistance in retrieving personal property of the victim if the respondent's eviction has not been ordered; Order either or all parties to receive appropriate psychiatric or psychological services as a further measure to prevent the recur. See similar questions...

Temporary Protective Orders will remain in effect for no more than 6 months, except upon the motion of a petitioner and notice to the respondent and after a hearing, the court in its discretion may convert a temporary order granted under this Code section to a permanent order. See similar questions...