Michigan Petition For Personal Protection Order (Non-Domestic) is a legal document that can be filed by someone who has been a victim of domestic abuse, violence, stalking, or other forms of harassment from someone outside their family. This type of petition allows for a court to grant a protection order that orders the abuser to stay away from the petitioner and any other individuals named in the petition. The protection order may also include other restrictions such as the abuser being prohibited from having contact with the petitioner, being barred from the petitioner’s residence, or being prohibited from possessing a firearm. There are two types of Michigan Petition For Personal Protection Order (Non-Domestic): an Ex Parte Order, which is granted without the abuser present in court, and a Final Order, which is granted after a hearing with both the petitioner and abuser present.