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This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to fill out the Domestic Violence Division - Joseph E. Smith form. It is designed to assist users in navigating the online filing process with confidence and clarity.
Follow the steps to successfully complete and submit your form online.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to download the form and open it in your preferred document viewer.
- Fill in your full legal name in the designated section at the top of the petition. Ensure that all personal information is accurate and complete.
- Complete the address section with your current residence information. If you request confidentiality for your address, indicate this and file the Request for Confidential Filing of Address as specified.
- Provide detailed information regarding the respondent, including their last known address, occupation, and any relevant details including physical description.
- In the case history section, specify if you have previously filed for an injunction against the respondent and provide relevant case numbers if applicable.
- Describe each incident of stalking or harassment in detail, including the date and location of each occurrence. Attach additional pages if necessary to ensure clarity.
- Complete the injunction request section, specifying the protections you seek from the court, including any terms you believe necessary for your safety.
- Sign the petition in front of a notary or the clerk of the circuit court. Make sure to keep a copy of your completed forms for your records.
- Once finalized, you can save your changes, download, print, or share the completed form with the relevant court office.
Take the first step towards protection by filing your documents online today.
Types of coercive control Isolating you from your family or friends. Controlling what you eat, wear, or do. Controlling who you are allowed to see or spend time with. Preventing you from accessing support. Gaslighting. Monitoring your behaviour (online or in person) Tracking you, for example, using your phone or car.