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The document outlines a No Contact Order issued by an Indiana court regarding a delinquent child. It details the findings that necessitate the order, including the likelihood of contact between the respondent and the child, and emphasizes that the respondent must refrain from any form of contact or harassment. The order includes restrictions on visiting certain locations and possessing firearms, and it highlights the legal consequences of violating this order, which is enforceable across all states.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'STATE OF INDIANA' and 'COUNTY OF _____' sections with the appropriate information.
In the 'In the Matter of:' section, enter the name of the child alleged to be a delinquent child.
Complete the case number field and specify the court details, including division and room number.
Select who filed the Verified Petition for a No Contact Order by checking one of the provided options.
Fill in the respondent's name and ensure all contact restrictions are clearly stated in the order section.
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