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The party seeking the entry of an ex parte order of protection has a high burden of proof and must demonstrate [a]n immediate and present danger of abuse to the petitioner.
There are three distinct types of orders in Pennsylvania: PFAs (Protection From Abuse Orders), SVPOs (Sexual Violence Protection Orders), and PFIs (Protection From Intimidation Orders).
There are three types of orders of protection that can provide victims with legal protections to support their safetyemergency protective orders, temporary restraining orders, and permanent restraining orders.
8 Ways You Can Violate a Protection Order Coming too close to the alleged victim. Contacting the alleged victim. Failing to move out of your home. Visiting your shared workplace or school. Failing to pay bills. Failing to comply with child visitation rules. Purchasing or possessing a gun.
The judge can order the person who is hurting or threatening you to stay away from you for up to a year. The order tells the person hurting you not to commit abuse, stalk, or sexually assault you or threaten to abuse, stalk, or sexually assault you or your minor children protected under the order.
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An order of protection will remain on your record indefinitely, and it can make it more difficult to find suitable housing or secure a job. That is why it is crucial to contact a domestic violence lawyer if you believe that a protection order may be filed against you.
A domestic violence protection order is like a temporary restraining order that helps protect victims of domestic violence from further violence or threats. The order can keep your abuser away from you and your children, and stop them forcing you to leave the home you share.
Note: Tennessee law makes the violation of a protective order a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence. Orders of Protection are ordered for a definite period of time not to exceed one year. However, orders can be extended upon motion.

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