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Obtaining an Order of Protection (OOP) Evidence sufficient to support the contention that the plaintiff harassed, assaulted, or performed an act amounting to domestic violence. Evidence can come in the form of medical records, police reports, and doctor's appointments.
The purpose of a Protective Order is to restrain a person from committing an act of harassment or domestic violence against another person or persons. Requested petitions are typically seen by a judge and ruled on the same day. Any court in the state of Arizona can review a petition and issue a Protective Order.
There are four steps to filing a restraining order in the state of Arizona: Step 1: Consult an Attorney. ... Step 2: File the Paperwork. ... Step 3: Appear Before the Judge. ... Step 4: Wait For the Restraining Order to be Served.
About AZPOINT Through a guided interview, you can quickly fill out the forms that are needed to request a protective order from an Arizona court. There is no fee to use AZPOINT. Go to to get started.