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In New Jersey, a District Court Protective Order is a legal measure that provides protection against domestic violence, harassment, or stalking. The order can be temporary (for up to 10 days) or final (for long-term protection after a court hearing). Eligibility for a District Court Protective Order is a victim, family member, or dating partner. The process involves filing a complaint, providing evidence, attending a hearing, and obtaining a protective order. The order restricts contact between parties, prohibits harassment or threats, grants exclusive possession of shared residence, orders counseling or treatment, and protects minor children.
