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The document is a Mutual Order of Protection from Abuse issued by a Kansas District Court, detailing the findings and orders related to a case involving allegations of abuse between the Plaintiff and Defendant. It outlines the identities of both parties, their relationship, and the court's jurisdiction. The order includes specific prohibitions against contact and abuse, provisions for housing and custody of children, and compliance with federal laws regarding domestic violence. It emphasizes that violations may lead to criminal prosecution.

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What order can you get to keep someone away from you?

Restraining Order This is the criminal court equivalent of a non molestation order to protect an abused person from violence, the threat or fear or violence or harassment.

What is the next of kin order in Kansas?

Who Gets What in Kansas? If you die with:heres what happens: spouse and descendants spouse inherits 1/2 of your intestate property descendants inherit 1/2 of your intestate property parents but no spouse or descendants parents inherit everything siblings but no spouse, descendants, or parents siblings inherit everything2 more rows

How do I get a no contact order in Kansas?

You can also file for a protection order online at the Kansas Protection Order Portal and they will email your petition to the district court clerk so you dont have to file it in person.

Who is eligible for PFA in Kansas?

In order to qualify for PFA protection, you must reside, or have resided, with the abuser, or have had a child with the abuser. A parent or other adult residing with a minor child may file for PFA protection on behalf of the child against another adult residing with the child or with the person filing for protection.

How much does it cost for a restraining order in Kansas?

There is no cost to file for a Protection From Abuse or a Protection From Stalking, Sexual Assault or Human Trafficking. Once submitted, the forms are sent to the District Court Clerks office for processing.

What do you need to place a no contact order?

A person may file for a no contact order by going to their local court in their jurisdiction or the jurisdiction of the defendant, the person who the plaintiff names as the perpetrator, and completing a form that identifies the reason why the no contact order should be issued and the places the person wants protected.

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