Under Michigan law, there are two types of PPOs. If you are accused or threatened with violence or interfering with personal freedom, a domestic PPO can be brought to court by someone in a domestic relationship with you. The PPO is a court order that directs you to cease this or any related behavior. A stalking PPO, on the other hand, may be requested if you are accused of two or more acts that made someone in a domestic relationship feel threatened, harassed, molested, or scared.