Citation and Temporary Civil Protection Order Issued 2025

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Civil Protection Orders. A civil protection order may be requested by anyone from a court if there has been harm, the threat of harm, or an act of violence. The process involves first getting a temporary order from the court. A date to return to court will be given, usually two weeks later, for the permanent order.
An appeal can only happen if you start on time. County Civil Case - Within 14 days of the order. Family Case by a Magistrate - Within 14 days of the order. Family Case by a Judge - Within 49 days of the order.
Complete all necessary sections on form JDF 397 Motion to Modify or Dismiss Temporary or Permanent Protection Order. Use the same case number that is listed on your original Temporary or Permanent Protection Order paperwork. The JDF 397 form must be signed in front of a Court Clerk or Notary Public.
To dismiss an order of protection, certain legal requirements must be met, like proving no violation happened or submitting a motion for dismissal. In order to have an order of protection dropped, one must: Return to the county court where the petition for the original order was filed. Complete the necessary paperwork.
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.
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Emphasize facts, changed circumstances, and the impact of the order on your life. By carefully crafting your written statement, you increase the courts chances of favorably considering your request. Before submitting your statement, have it reviewed by a legal professional familiar with it.
Under CRS 18-6-803.5, violating a protection order in Colorado, whether civil or criminal, is generally considered a misdemeanor. When it comes to violations of a criminal protection order, a first offense is automatically treated as a class 1 misdemeanor, punishable by up to 18 months in jail and fines up to $5,000.
Protection orders are serious, but they are a civil matter. You would only face the possibility of incarceration if you violate a civil protection order that has been put in place. Fines are not associated with protection orders, although costs can be, and for financial purposes, these are similar.

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