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The document is a Final Consent Order of Protection from Abuse issued by a Kansas District Court. It outlines the terms and conditions under which the defendant is prohibited from abusing, contacting, or interfering with the plaintiff and any protected persons. The order includes provisions for housing, custody, support, and counseling for the defendant. It emphasizes that violations of this order may lead to criminal prosecution and can be enforced across all states. The order is effective until a specified date and can be extended upon motion by the plaintiff.

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Begin by filling in the case number and court information at the top of the form. Ensure that all identifiers for both the plaintiff and defendant are accurately entered, including names, addresses, and birth years.
In the 'Protected Person(s)' section, indicate who is protected under this order. This may include the plaintiff and any minor children. Fill in their details as required.
Review the 'Court Orders' section carefully. Here, you will need to check off specific orders that apply to your situation regarding contact restrictions and housing arrangements.
Complete any additional provisions necessary for your case, such as counseling requirements or attorney fees. Make sure to sign and date where indicated.

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How to get a no contact order in KS?

To file a Protection from Abuse Order (PFA) or a Protection from Stalking Order (PFS), please visit the website .kspop.gov to complete your application online.

What proof do you need for a restraining order in Kansas?

A consent order is issued without a hearing and without any finding of wrongdoing by the harasser. The harasser would agree to you having an order against him/her and you would both agree on what terms will be in the order.

What is a consent protective order?

Step 4: The protection from abuse order hearing On the day of the hearing, you must go to the hearing to ask to have your temporary order turned into a final PFA order, which can last for up to one year.