No court filing fees are required for Protection Orders that involve domestic/family violence, harassment, sexual assault, or stalking. It is not necessary to provide a Respondent address in order to file.
If the judge in a county court issued a final protective order against you or denied your request for a final order, you may be able to appeal to the chancery court.
A motion for a protective order shall be accompanied by: (1) A memorandum in support, setting forth the specific basis of the motion and citations to any authorities relied upon. (2) Copies of any specific discovery request which are the subject of the request for a protective order.
Addresses will also be needed for your residence, place of employment and any other location where ?protected? individuals may regularly be present, for example childcare facilities. Any case filed in our Court is public record and can be obtained in person.
For Civil Stalking, that means showing evidence that the offender has committed ?menacing by stalking? which caused you ?mental distress," or made you believe that the stalker would hurt you physically. For Sexually Oriented Offenses, that means showing evidence that the offender committed a sexually oriented offense.
If the judge in a county court issued a final protective order against you or denied your request for a final order, you may be able to appeal to the chancery court.