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How to file an application for a domestic violence restraining order pursuant to the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act:

With Law Enforcement Assistance:
Please go to your local police department who will assist you in applying for a Temporary Restraining Order. If this is an emergency, please dial 9-1-1.

With the Court:
How to File for a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) during COVID-19

1. Due to COVID-19, courthouses are operating primarily remotely. Call or go to the county courthouse during normal court hours. It can be in the county where you live, where the defendant lives, where the act of violence took place, or in the county where you are seeking shelter. Contact a local . An individual who wishes to apply for a restraining order remotely, without going to a courthouse, can call the Family Division. The Family Division in each county will have a telephone number posted on their web page to contact the court to apply for a restraining order.
2. Contact your local police department if you need a restraining order after normal court hours. They can help you ask a municipal court judge to issue a TRO.

See information provided here:

Resources for victims of domestic violence:

Is this an emergency? Please dial 9-1-1

Resource information can be found here in both English and Spanish: /oag/dcj/victimwitness/covid-19-vw.html
Resources provided by the Court can be found here:

Process to be used to request dissolution of the prohibition against victim contact imposed by statute when a defendant or juvenile is released from custody before the scheduled release date due to the award of public health emergency credits pursuant to L. 2020, c. 111:

The procedures to file a petition to dissolve the prohibition against victim contact are as follows:

1. A petition may be filed by the defendant/juvenile (parent or guardian), the victim, or counsel on their behalf in the county where the conviction or adjudication occurred.
2. For juvenile matters, all petitions and objections must be filed through the Judiciary Electronic Document Submission (JEDS).
3. For criminal matters, self-represented litigants must file through JEDS, and attorneys must file in eCourts.
4. Court staff will schedule the hearing date to be held within 30 days. Notice of the hearing date will be provided to the petitioner and to the county prosecutor鈥檚 office.
5. The county prosecutor鈥檚 office will also receive notice of all petitions. If the petition is filed by the defendant/juvenile, the prosecutor鈥檚 office will serve the victim with a copy of the petition and notice of the hearing date. If the victim cannot be served, the prosecutor鈥檚 office shall immediately inform the court.
6. If the petition is filed by the victim, court staff will provide the petition and notice of the hearing date to the defendant/juvenile at their address as provided by DOC/JJC.
7. An objection to the petition may be filed no later than 10 days prior to the hearing date.
8. The court may require the county prosecutor to provide information and/or appear at the hearing.
9. Because these records will include information on victims and information in juvenile delinquency records for juvenile matters, all records related to these proceedings shall be deemed confidential pursuant to
   R. 1:38- 3.

The form 鈥淧etition to Dissolve the Prohibition Against Victim Contact鈥� is available on the Judiciary鈥檚 website at

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In 樱花视频, a person may file for a Restraining Order where the domestic violence occurred, where the defendant resides, where the plaintiff resides, or where the plaintiff is sheltered or temporarily staying. Complaints can be filed at the Domestic Violence Unit of the Superior Court/Family Division Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

A Restraining Order can be modified when one party seeks to add or change provisions of an order. Any request to dismiss or make changes to an existing Restraining Order must be done in person and heard before a judge. Restraining orders cannot be dropped or modified by telephone.

Please click on the links provided below for additional information. For domestic violence related inquires please call 609-815-2900 ext. 5-5350 or go to

Statewide Domestic Violence Hotline (Womanspace Inc.) 24 Hour Hotline
1-800-572-SAFE(7233)
TTY 1-888-252-7233

/dcf/news/publications/DVCourtProcedures.pdf

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L铆nea directa estatal de violencia dom茅stica (Womanspace Inc.) L铆nea directa las 24 horas
1-800-572-SAFE(7233)
TTY 1-888-252-7233

L铆nea directa nacional de violencia dom茅stica 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) TTY 1-800-787-3224 En Espanol

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