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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Alaska Protective Order in the editor.
Begin by identifying whom you want to protect. You can choose yourself, your children, or both. Make sure to select the appropriate form: DV-100 for individual protection or DV-100M for multiple children.
Fill in the details of the petitioner (the person needing protection) and the respondent (the person from whom protection is sought). Include names, birth dates, and gender.
Specify how long you need protection—either a short-term order for 20 days or a long-term order for one year. Indicate if you want both types of orders.
Describe the domestic violence incidents clearly, including dates, locations, and any injuries sustained. This information is crucial for your petition.
Select the protections you wish to request from the judge by checking relevant boxes on the form.
Complete any additional sections regarding child custody if applicable, and provide necessary information about other court cases involving either party.
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