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PPO Forms

NOTE #1
The PPO forms (below) are provided only to show you what each looks like & what information you must include. Your court might not accept a print-out of the SCAO forms from this web site. If so, when you file for your PPO you may have to use the ORIGINAL forms the court clerk gives you.

If your court lets you use a printed-out form, many of the PDF documents listed below have fill in the blank fields. Just type in teh required information and check the necessary boxes and print it all out! (Use the Tab key to go from field-to-field)

NOTE #2
Some of the PPO forms available below are in PDF format. If you cannot view them, download & install the free Acrobat Reader.

Personal Protection Order Local Forms - Types of Forms and When to Use Them
Macomb County Circuit Court PPO Office: PPO Guide
Refer to this guide for instructions on filing a PPO.
Macomb County Circuit Court PPO Office: Petitioner's Legal Obligations
Refer to this guide to learn about the legal obligations associated with filing a PPO.
Macomb County Circuit Court PPO Office: Petitioner's Verified Statement
File this completed form with your PPO Petition (see State-Wide Forms, below).
Macomb County Sheriff's Department:
Descriptive information about the person who you want restrained, which will be included in the information entered into L.E.I.N. system.
Petition & Order to Appoint Next Friend
If you need a PPO for a minor, the minor cannot file on his/her own behalf. The Court must appoint a "next friend" (who can be one of the minor's parents) to represent the minor.
Personal Protection Order State-Wide Forms - Types of Forms and When to Use Them
Instructions for Personal Protection Orders
State Court Administrator's Office (SCAO) instruction booklet.
Petition for Personal Protection Order (Domestic Relationship) [CC 375]
If you & the person you want restrained have a 'domestic relationship' (spouse or former spouse; current or former household resident; child in common; dating relationship).
Personal Protection Order (Domestic Relationship) [CC 376]
Companion form to CC 375 ... becomes the actual Order signed by the Judge. You must fill out the informational boxes at the top (items "A" through "D").
Petition for Personal Protective Order Against a Minor (Domestic Relationship) [CC 375M]
If you and the minor you want restrained have a 'domestic relationship' (current or former household resident; child in common; dating relationship).
Personal Protection Order Against a Minor (Domestic Relationship) [CC 376M]
Companion form to CC 375M ... becomes the actual Order signed by the Judge. You must fill out the informational boxes at the top (items "A" through "D").
Petition for Personal Protection Order Against Stalking (Non-Domestic Relationship) [CC 377]
If you want an order to restrain another person from stalking or harassing you and you do not have a domestic relationship with this person.
Personal Protection Order Against Stalking (Non-Domestic Relationship) [CC 380]
Companion form to CC 377 ... becomes the actual Order signed by the Judge. You must fill out the informational boxes at the top (items "A" through "D").
Petition for Personal Protection Order Against Stalking by a Minor (Non-Domestic Relationship) [CC 377M]
If you want an order to restrain a minor from stalking or harassing you and you do not have a domestic relationship to this person.
Personal Protection Order Against Stalking by a Minor (Non-Domestic Relationship) [CC 380M]
Companion form to CC 377M ... becomes the actual Order signed by the Judge. You must fill out the informational boxes at the top (items "A" through "E").
Notice of Hearing on Personal Protection Order [CC 381]
If you did not request an ex-parte order, or the judge refuses to issue an order without a hearing.
Order Denying or Dismissing Petition for Personal Protection Order [CC 383]
Order signed by the judge if your petition for PPO, or proofs in a contested hearing, do not merit issuance of a PPO.
Motion & Order to Dismiss Action for Personal Protection Order [CC 378]
If you do not want to continue with your Motion for a PPO and the order has not yet been signed by the Judge. (This form is rarely used.)
Motion to Modify, Extend or Terminate Personal Protection Order [CC 379]
If you want to change the terms of, extend the duration of, or dismiss a PPO that has been signed by a Judge. The Respondent can use this form to try to change the terms of, or dismiss, the PPO.
Order on Motion to Extend / Terminate PPO [CC 385]
Companion form to CC 379 ... filled out by the Judge when the Petitioner or Respondent changes the terms of, or dismisses, the PPO.
Motion and Order to Show Cause for Violating Personal Protection Order [CC 382]
Use if the Respondent (i) has been served with the PPO, (ii) has violated the PPO, (iii) has not been arrested by the police for the violation, and (iv) you want the court to order him in to court to answer to a contempt charge.
Order After Hearing on Show Cause for Violating Personal Protection Order [CC 382A]
Companion form to CC 382 ... filled out by the Judge after a show cause hearing claiming that the respondent violated the PPO.
Order After Hearing on Violating Personal Protection Order [CC 384]
Companion form to CC 382 ... filled out by the Judge after an evidentiary hearing on whether the respondent violated the PPO.
Proof of Service [CC 386]
Use this form after the defendant has been served with a copy of the PPO. THIS FORM MUST BE FILED WITH THE COURT!
Petition for Personal Protection Order - Non-Domestic Sexual Assault [CC 395]
Personal Protection Order - Non-Domestic Sexual Assault [CC 396]
Petition for Personal Protection Order Against a Minor - Non-Domestic Sexual Assault [CC 395M]
Personal Protection Order Against a Minor - Non-Domestic Sexual Assault [CC 396M]

IMPORTANT:

By using the “do-it-yourself” Personal Protection Order, YOU ARE CHOOSING TO REPRESENT YOURSELF IN A LAWSUIT. You have involved the Court, so YOU MUST FOLLOW THE COURT’S RULES. If you miss a required step, or fail to properly and completely fill out required forms, the Order you get from the Court could be ineffective, and you could remain unprotected.

Can I fill out PPO forms online?

Call your County’s Circuit Court Clerk to find out. Some courts may insist that you use their SCAO forms packets, or local forms.

Most of the forms listed above are in PDF, and have fill-in-the-blank fields. (Use the Tab key to go from field-to-field.) The forms include instruction notes on which sections you must fill out. Check-boxes can be checked and unchecked, as needed. You can save your work and reopen the form. When you are done, print it off.

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