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Civil Protection Orders
Anti-Harassment, Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Stalking, Vulnerable Adult, Extreme Risk, Joel's / Ricky's Law and Under 18 Anti-Harassment
Seeking a Protection Order?
If any one of the following is true you MUST file in Superior Court:
- You reside/live with the Respondent (person you want an order against)
- You have children together
- You are seeking protection on behalf of a minor
- You are a minor OR seeking an order against a minor
- You are married to the Respondent and filing a divorce or have filed a divorce
- You and the Respondent have a pending case in Superior Court
- You are seeking an order for a vulnerable adult
If none of the above apply, file in District Court.
Printable Information Sheet
Types of Protection Orders
If you did not have a relationship with this person (Example: neighbors, co-workers or friends) or you have a relationship that doesn't qualify for Domestic Violence AND the person is continuously harassing, annoying or is seriously alarming you.
Please contact District Court for filing if you did not have a relationship with this person.
If you have a relationship with the person you are seeking an order against. This includes: significant dating relationship, family, extended family or living with the other person.
AND
There are threats, violence of any kind (includes: shoving, pushing, spitting on, or stopping you from moving about freely), stalking, or if you are in fear from the person.
If you don't have a Domestic Relationship and you are the victim of a nonconsensual sexual conduct. If you have a relationship request a Domestic Violence Packet.
If you don't have a Domestic relationship AND the person repeatedly follows or harasses you AND you are in fear that the stalker might injure you.
Cyber stalking is included in this statute.
If you have a Domestic Relationship request a Domestic Violence Packet or print.
Done by or on behalf of an adult who is 60 years old or older or found incapacitated by a court, or has a developmental disability, or is admitted to a facility, or receiving services at home. The person must have committed or threatened to commit an act of abandonment, sexual abuse, mental, physical abuse, exploitation or financial exploitation to the vulnerable person.
Please refer to the following link for information on Protection Orders through District Court.
Protection Order Packets
- Anti-Harassment Order of Protection*
- Anti-Harassment Under 18 Order of Protection*
- Domestic Violence Order of Protection
- Extreme Risk Protection Order
- Joel's Law / Ricky's Law Packet
- Sexual Assault Protection Order
- Stalking Order of Protection
- Stalking Under 18 Order of Protection
- Vulnerable Adult Protection Order
Other Types of Orders
No-Contact Orders
Are requested by the State in criminal proceedings. The documents to file a Request for Rescission or Modification of No-Contact Order can be found here or in person at the Superior Courthouse.