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Getting an Ex Parte Protective Order in a Divorce CaseWritten by: Edgardo Rafael Baez Reputation Level 17
Posted almost 3 years ago. Applies to Texas, 1 helpful vote, 0 comments
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Prepare the Ex Parte Petition and attached any affidavitsEven though you are testifying in front of the court, you need to have all the documentation sworn by a notary and attached to the petition so that the court can have documentation of the abuse. 2
Prepare a Notice of Hearing and have it served on your spouseEx Parte Protective Orders are only valid for 14 days and there has to be a hearing to make the temporary order a permanent one. Please do not attempt to serve this yourself, hire a process server to do it for you or the sherif department. 3
Register the Ex Parte Order with the countyThis is what protects you from your spouse because the police would have access to the order and could place your spouse under arrest if he violates the order. Related Questions3 Attorney answers: 
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