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Protective Orders: A (final) protective order can last up to two years. It can only be granted after a full court hearing where both you and the abuser have an opportunity to tell your own sides of the story to a judge. However, you can file to extend it before your order expires.
In order to be eligible for a protective order, you must have been, within a reasonable period of time, subjected to an act involving violence, force, or threat that results in bodily injury or places you in reason- able fear of death, sexual assault, or bodily injury.
They are similar. The difference: Protective orders apply if you are in a family-like or sexual relationship or if sexual assault has occurred; peace orders apply to all other relationships.
Maryland peace orders are serious civil court orders, and they can stay on your record in forever if you don't take action.
They are similar. The difference: Protective orders apply if you are in a family-like or sexual relationship or if sexual assault has occurred; peace orders apply to all other relationships.
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In Maryland, one of the most common ways an individual may violate a protective order is by attempting to contact the petitioner. This contact could be via social media, text messages, or visiting them in person.
How do I get a Peace Order or Protective Order expunged? You can get your order expunged. Under some instances, you may seek Shielding by the court. Shielding is the removal of the order from the Maryland Judiciary Case search, the public court database.
A Final Protective Order may be granted for as long as one (1) year. The court for good cause may extend the term of the Final Protective Order for an additional six (6) months after a further hearing.
NOTE: Unlike many other pleadings one might file, a petition for protection, along with a protective order addendum form, is all that you need to start this case. There is no filing fee.
A "No Contact Order" is put in place when someone is charged with a crime, it prevents the Defendant from having contact with any of the alleged victims of the crime and/or others depending on the relationship to the defendant and the Courts assessed risk.

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