These are a joke a big waste of time i filed one against an unwanted roommate who was threating me and in 6 weeks he has violated it 9 times and has been arrested once and released 2 hours later only to turn around and make deaths threats against me
He is now trying to remove it as he is not angry anymore.mis-use is way to easy for these.
My fiance filed but did not serve me with an order of protection because he was mad at me and wanted and easy way to remove me from the house. And there needs to be more uniformity of the judges on issuing these. I was in an abusive home growing, so I understand that they are needed. They are easily used and abused,and wasted tax money.I am being used as a scape goat because my ex and parents dont want to deal with personal issues.Instead divert there attention on me and file an order of protection.no cause Other acts of disorderly conduct and crimes such as stalking and disobeying a court order are also considered Domestic Violence. The person only needs to threaten harm or abuse you once for the act to be considered Domestic Violence. surreptitiously (without your knowledge) photograph, videotape, film or record you.display a deadly weapon or threaten you with a deadly weapon.assault you with his/her body or with a weapon.restrain you, kidnap, or hold you prisoner.endanger you threaten, intimidate, or harass you interfere with the custody of your children.Domestic violence occurs if the other person has done or attempts to: You do not have to be physically injured or hurt to be a victim of Domestic Violence. You must be able to show the court that the person from whom you want protection has committed or may commit an act of Domestic Violence. In the State of Arizona, Domestic Violence includes a variety of abusive acts. If you are experiencing Domestic Violence, you have a legal right to seek relief from the courts by getting a protective order. People from all ethnic, educational, and socioeconomic backgrounds experience domestic violence. When you are in a relationship with someone who uses threats, harasses, molests, stalks, attacks, batters or strikes you, your family or your children, that person is committing Domestic Violence. Questions about specific situations should be discussed with an attorney. Domestic Violence often involves many important issues about the legal rights of the people involved and of any children as well. This article is not intended to be a complete guide to obtaining a Protective Order. It is not a complete nor authoritative review of this subject and reflects the laws of the State of Arizona only as of the date of its publication. NOTE: This article is intended to provide general information about protective orders. THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT PROTECTIVE ORDERS Things You Should Know about Protective Orders
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