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Laws current as of July 31, 2024 What protections can I get in a dating violence protective order?
In an ex parte temporary order or a dating violence protective order, the judge can do any or all of the following:
- order that the abuser:
- not commit acts of dating violence against you;
- not harass you or interfere with you; and
- receive psychiatric, psychological, or educational services to prevent future acts of dating violence;
- give you and the abuser possession of each of your personal property; and
- award costs and attorney’s fees to either you or the abuser.1
1 Ga. Code § 19-13A-4(b)
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