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Begin by filling in the court information. Select the appropriate court type and enter the case number as indicated.
Complete the petitioner/plaintiff section with your details, including name, date, and contact information.
In the respondent/defendant section, provide the necessary information about the individual being restrained, including their name and contact details.
Fill out personal details for both parties, such as sex, date of birth, race, and any distinguishing features like scars or tattoos.
List any individuals residing with the protected person who are not protected parties. Ensure to include their names, ages, races, and sexes.
For notifications regarding protection orders, indicate your preferences and provide relevant contact information.
Review all entered information for accuracy before saving or submitting your completed form.

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What is needed for a protective order in Indiana?

In some US states it is the same thing, so people in Indiana often confuse them. A protective order protects you strictly from someone else approaching the vulnerable family members. A restraining order, on the other hand, may include provisions on child custody, child support, and property issues.

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

At the hearing, the burden is on the petitioner to prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, that domestic violence, stalking, or harassment occurred and that the respondent presents a credible threat to their safety.

What is the burden of proof for protective orders in Indiana?

Under the ICPOA, the person who seeks a protective order is the petitioner and can include the victim of: Family or domestic violence. Stalking. A sex offense. Assault or battery from a non-family member or domestic partner. A person who is or has been subjected to repeated acts of harassment.

What is the burden of proof for a protective order in Indiana?

Indiana Code (IC) 35-37-4-6, also known as The Protected Person Statute codifies a special procedure for introducing otherwise inadmissible evidence in select cases involving crimes against children (typically we see these in child cases, however a protected person is not limited to children alone).