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Commonly Asked Questions about Domestic violence restraining Order Forms

What is the difference between a no contact order and a restraining order in Massachusetts?

While both can mandate no contact, a restraining order is broader, providing more extensive protections and conditions beyond just prohibiting contact.

What is a protective order in MA?

Protective orders. When an alleged victim remains at risk of harm or further abuse, a petition for the provision of protective services (Protective Order) may be filed in the Probate Court in the county where the victim resides.

What is a third party contact restraining order in Massachusetts?

A Third-Party Contact Restraining Order in Massachusetts is typically part of an Abuse Prevention Order (209A Order) or a Harassment Prevention Order (258E Order) which may require the individual who is the subject of the order to refrain from contacting the victim not only directly but also through third parties.

Are restraining orders public record in MA?

However, completed cases are typically part of the public court records, which can be accessed at the courthouse or via the Massachusetts court systems online portal, MassCourts. Additionally, local police departments can access details about active Restraining Orders for enforcement purposes.