A Domestic Violence Order (DPO) is a legal measure that protects a person from domestic violence, harassment, or threats from a family, intimate partner, or ex-partner. There are two types of orders: Temporal (TRO) and Final (FRO). To request an order, one must have a relationship with the agressor, a suspicion of domestic violence, and identification of the agressor. The process involves presenting a petition in court, interviewing a judge, notifying the agressor, and attending the hearing. The consequences of an order include restrictions on contact, house arrest, minor custody, and loss of arms rights. Violations can result in immediate arrest, criminal cargo, and enforcement of the order. The court has resources from the Fiscal General Office of New Jersey and the Association of New Jersey Lawyers. Need more information about
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