Kentucky Motion for Expungement of Emergency-Temporary Order of Protection is a legal document filed in the state of Kentucky which requests the court to expunge or remove an Emergency-Temporary Order of Protection. These orders are generally issued when one party believes they are in danger of physical or emotional harm from the other. The motion must be filed in the same court in which the order of protection was issued, and it is up to the court to decide if the expungement will be granted. There are two types of Kentucky Motion for Expungement of Emergency-Temporary Order of Protection. The first is a Motion to Expunge a Temporary Order of Protection, which is filed by the party who is the subject of the order. This motion must be accompanied by a notarized affidavit from the petitioner, stating that the order is no longer necessary and that they no longer believe they are in danger. The second type is a Motion to Expunge an Emergency Order of Protection, which is filed by the respondent. This motion must be accompanied by a notarized affidavit from the respondent, stating that the order is no longer necessary and that they no longer believe they are in danger. In both cases, the court must consider the facts of the case and determine if there is sufficient evidence to grant the expungement. The court may also consider the petitioner’s criminal background, as well as any evidence of a violation of the order. If the court grants the expungement, the order of protection will be removed from the petitioner’s record, and they will no longer be subject to the terms of the order.