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I make this petition under the authority of MCL 600.2950/MCL 600.2950a and ask the court to grant a personal protection order. I request an ex parte order because immediate and irreparable injury, loss, or damage will occur between now
- Personal Protection Orders - State of Michigan
File a petition for a PPO with the county clerk’s office in...
- Personal Protection Orders - State of Michigan
For ex parte orders, the motion must be filed within 14 days after being served with or receiving actual notice of the order. Forms and instructions are available from the clerk of court. 12. A motion to extend the order must be filed 3 days before the expiration date in item 9 or a new petition must be filed. Judge signature and date
File a petition for a PPO with the county clerk’s office in any Michigan county. You don’t have to live in the county where you file. There is no fee to file the petition. When you file your petition, you will be called the “petitioner” and the person you want protection from is the “respondent.”
Complete the forms below to request a Domestic Personal Protection Order (PPO). These are pdf files that may be completed in Adobe or printed, completed legibly, scanned to a computer, and emailed to the PPO Office.
To complete Personal Protection Petitions, Motions to Amend or Terminate, and Show Causes for Violation of the Court’s Order, go to https://michiganlegalhelp.org/self-help-tools/personal-safety, select the Toolkit that correlates with your situation, select “Do It Yourself” under Forms, and answer ALL questions completely.
A petition to request a Personal Protection Order (PPO) must be filed in person at the County Clerk's Legal Division located at 900 S. Saginaw St Flint MI 48502 on the 2nd floor of the County 7th Circuit Court House.
By filling in this form, you are asking for a personal protection order that tells the minor respondent not to do certain things you you don't want him or her to do. If you are in immediate danger, you should ask the judge for an “ex parte” order, which can be issued without waiting for a hearing.
