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Restraining Orders

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Laws current as of September 19, 2024

Step 1: Go to a district court and request an application.

Go to the district court in the county where you live, where you are temporarily living, where the abuser lives, or where the abuse took place.1 You can find a court near you by going to our UT Courthouse Locations page. Find the civil court clerk and request a petition for a protective order. You may also find links to petitions online by going to our UT Download Court Forms page.

1 UT ST § 78B-7-104

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