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(a) A person who reasonably believes that the person is a victim of stalking or sexual assault that is not a crime involving domestic violence may file a petition in the district or superior court for a protective order against a respondent who is alleged to have committed the stalking or sexual assault.
Whats the difference between ex parte and restraining order?
1:22 2:56 While a restraining. Order is a more formal. And longer term solution to protect someone from harmMoreWhile a restraining. Order is a more formal. And longer term solution to protect someone from harm exarty orders are provisional.
What is an ex parte protective order in Alaska?
A Short-Term Protective Order (also called an ex parte order) gives you immediate protection. It lasts for 20 days unless the judge extends it. The judge is able to grant or deny the petition based only on what you write in the petition and what you testify about at the hearing, if there is a hearing.
What is the presumption of DV in Alaska?
The law presumes that the parent who committed the domestic violence might not get custody and visitation unless he or she meets certain requirements. These may include completing a batterers intervention or substance abuse treatment program.
How long does the epo last?
Generally an EPO lasts for 14 days until your hearing for a domestic violence order. If law enforcement is unable to serve the abuser prior to the hearing, the judge can postpone the court date and extend your EPO for another 14 days.
It generally lasts for 20 days. A final order (also called a long-term order), is issued by the judge following a hearing in court. At the hearing, the judge will review your petition (request) for a protective order as well as any evidence or witnesses you bring to court with you.
What is an example of an ex parte order?
What is an example of an Ex Parte? An ex parte order is a legal decision made by a judge without both parties present. One common example is in child custody cases where a parent believes their child is in immediate danger.
What are the different types of restraining orders in Alaska?
There are 3 different types of protective orders (also called restraining orders) that can prohibit certain kinds of behavior, including contacting the person who requested the protective order: domestic violence protective orders. stalking protective orders, and. sexual assault protective orders.
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DV-131-M Request to Modify Protective Order
[This form should be used if you want to change existing domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking protective orders.
by W Nussbaum 2015 Cited by 7 Through collaboration with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (SAMHSA) and the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
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