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Civil Harassment Restraining Orders Differ From Family Law Domestic Restraining Orders

Hassment Restraining Orders differ from Family Law Domestic Restraining Orders in that the person harassing you is not a family member and/or does not reside with you. A person may seek protection if: 1. The defendant’s conduct is intentional; and 2 The defendant has does a series of acts (more than one) which seriously alarm, annoy, or harass you (the plaintiff); and 3  You (the plaintiff) have suffered a lot a emotional distress; and4. The Defendant’s conduct has no legitimate reason and is not protected by the Constitution.The packet of forms necessary to apply for a Civil Harassment Restraining Order is available for purchase at the clerk office at any court location, Monday through Friday (excluding Court holidays) 8:00 am through 5:00 pm. You may download the necessary forms by clicking on the blue form number in the table below

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	Did You Know?
	The number of senior citizens is growing continuously. The U.S. Census Bureau projected that, in 2030, 10 states will have more people 65 and older than under 18. As the baby boomers slowly become senior citizens by 2011, the population of 65 and older will grow faster than the total population in every state. 26 states are, in fact, said to double their 65 + populations within the next 25 years. Today, about 70 million baby boomers will soon hit their retirement years.