Franklin County Protection Orders Guide
This file provides detailed information about various protection orders in Franklin County, including Civil Protection Orders (CPO), Temporary Protection Orders (TPO), Civil Stalking Protection Orders (CSPO), Civil Sexually Oriented Offense Protection Orders (CSOOPO), and Juvenile Protection Orders (JPO). It explains the criteria, application process, and contact information for each type of order. The guide is essential for residents who need legal protection.
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How do I fill this out?
To fill out this form, gather all required information and documentation as listed in the instructions. Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for the specific protection order. Follow the detailed instructions provided for each type of order.
How to fill out the Franklin County Protection Orders Guide?
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Gather required information and documentation.
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Check eligibility criteria for the specific protection order.
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Fill out the protection order forms with accurate details.
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Submit the forms to the appropriate office at the designated location.
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Follow up with the relevant authorities to ensure the order is processed.
Who needs the Franklin County Protection Orders Guide?
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Individuals related by blood or marriage who need a Civil Protection Order (CPO) for up to 5 years.
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Victims currently involved in a misdemeanor or felony criminal case needing a Temporary Protection Order (TPO) until the case concludes.
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Franklin County residents who have no children with the respondent and need a Civil Stalking Protection Order (CSPO) or a Civil Sexually Oriented Offense Order (CSOOPO).
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Petitioners with limited English proficiency who require interpreting services for protection order applications.
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Individuals seeking protection against those under the age of 18 needing a Juvenile Protection Order (JPO).
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What are the instructions for submitting this form?
To submit this form, ensure that you have all the required documentation and identification. You can submit your application in person at the designated offices specified for each type of protection order. For Civil Protection Orders (CPO) and Juvenile Protection Orders (JPO), go to the 6th floor of 373 S High St. For Civil Stalking Protection Orders (CSPO) and Civil Sexually Oriented Offense Protection Orders (CSOOPO), visit the 2nd floor of the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas, 345 S High St., Suite 2402. Office hours vary, so it is advisable to arrive early to complete the filing process. If you have questions or need further assistance, use the contact information provided for each type of order.
What is the purpose of this form?
The purpose of this form is to provide essential information about various protection orders available to residents of Franklin County. Whether you need a Civil Protection Order, Temporary Protection Order, Civil Stalking Protection Order, Civil Sexually Oriented Offense Protection Order, or Juvenile Protection Order, this guide outlines the criteria and application process for each. It serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking legal protection from harassment, stalking, domestic violence, or other related offenses. By following the instructions in this guide, you can ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria and submit your application correctly. Moreover, the guide provides important contact information and guidelines to help you navigate the process efficiently. It aims to support victims in their quest for safety and legal recourse, making the application process as smooth and straightforward as possible.
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- 1. Civil Protection Order (CPO): For those related by blood or marriage, have a child in common, or have lived together within the last 5 years as a spouse, including same-sex couples. Photo I.D. required.
- 2. Temporary Protection Order (TPO): For those currently involved in a misdemeanor or felony criminal case. No relationship is required. Photo I.D. required.
- 3. Civil Stalking Protection Order (CSPO): For Franklin County residents who have no children with the respondent and have been a victim of 2 or more incidents of danger or 1 sexually oriented offense. Photo I.D. required.
- 4. Civil Sexually Oriented Offense Protection Order (CSOOPO): For Franklin County residents who have no children with the respondent and have been a victim of 1 sexually oriented offense. Photo I.D. required.
- 5. Juvenile Protection Order (JPO): For orders against those under the age of 18. Photo I.D. required.
What happens if I fail to submit this form?
Failing to submit this form can result in the lack of legal protection and continued exposure to harassment or danger. It is crucial to follow the instructions carefully and submit the form promptly.
- Lack of Legal Protection: Without submitting this form, you will not receive the necessary legal protection from the court.
- Continued Exposure: Failing to apply for a protection order may leave you vulnerable to further harassment or abuse.
How do I know when to use this form?
- 1. Harassment: If you are experiencing repeated harassment and need protection.
- 2. Domestic Violence: For individuals facing domestic violence and seeking a Civil Protection Order.
- 3. Stalking: For those being stalked and needing a Civil Stalking Protection Order.
- 4. Sexually Oriented Offenses: For victims of sexually oriented offenses needing legal protection.
- 5. Juvenile Offenders: To seek protection against offenders under the age of 18.
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What types of protection orders are covered in this guide?
The guide covers Civil Protection Orders (CPO), Temporary Protection Orders (TPO), Civil Stalking Protection Orders (CSPO), Civil Sexually Oriented Offense Orders (CSOOPO), and Juvenile Protection Orders (JPO).
Where can I file for a Civil Protection Order (CPO)?
You can apply for a CPO on the 6th floor of 373 S High St on weekdays from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm.
What is required for a Temporary Protection Order (TPO)?
A TPO is for those involved in a misdemeanor or felony criminal case, typically requested and granted at the time of arraignment.
Can I apply for a protection order if I have children with the respondent?
No, for a Civil Stalking Protection Order (CSPO) or a Civil Sexually Oriented Offense Order (CSOOPO), you must not have children with the respondent.
Are interpreting services available for petitioners with limited English proficiency?
Yes, interpreting services are provided, although they may be available through telephonic interpreting services.
How long does a Civil Protection Order (CPO) last?
A CPO lasts up to 5 years.
How can I get more information about protection orders on misdemeanor cases?
You can contact the Columbus City Attorney's Domestic Violence and Stalking Unit at 614.645.6232.
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