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The Office of the New York State Attorney General's regional offices address important matters of social and economic justice in the communities they serve by investigating and bringing action to protect consumers, civil rights, charitable donations, workers’ rights, and the environment. Each of our regional offices is deeply engaged in local community affairs; conducting outreach and educational presentations; and responding to New Yorkers’ complaints in critical areas such as elder abuse, consumer fraud, tenants’ rights, immigration services fraud, election fraud, and not-for-profit corporations. Each regional office is headed by an Attorney in Charge and staffed with Assistant Attorneys General who represent the state, its officers, and agencies in court of claims, state, and federal court actions originating in their regions.

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Extreme Risk Protection Order Unit – Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs) temporarily prohibit people who are dangerous to themselves or others from purchasing or possessing a firearm. ERPOs are a critical part of New York’s efforts to keep residents safe from gun violence. The OAG’s ERPO Unit represents the New York State Police (NYSP) in ERPO hearings in supreme courts statewide.

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State Government Records Law (Section 57.05) Establishes the State Archives' responsibility for the archival records of state government. Also establishes the State Archives' authority, acting on behalf of the Commissioner of Education and with the Offices of the Attorney General and State Comptroller, over approving the destruction or other disposition of such records. State records found in local offices are also subject to this law.
 
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Restraining Order FAQ: Sacramento Superior Court

No. You must use one packet per person against whom you are requesting a restraining order.

Can I add my family/kids/people I live with on the restraining order?

	Yes. It will be up to a Judge whether family members or friends who do not live at
	your address may be included in the "umbrella" of protection provided
	in a Domestic Violence Restraining Order.

How do I file against my roommate?

	If you need protection from a roommate, and you are not sure which type of
	restraining order to file, you should consult with an attorney.

Can I get a "kick-out" order?

	You can request a "kick-out" order under the section called the
	"move-out" request in the Domestic Violence Restraining Order.
	A move-out order requires the person you live with and who is abusing you
	to move out of the house. If the Judge approves a move-out order in the
	Temporary Domestic Violence Restraining Order, the other person will need
	to leave temporarily, taking only what personal belongings he/she needs
	until the hearing date. At the hearing date the Judge will decide if the
	move-out order should be permanent and how to accomplish that move.
	Sometimes you can contact local law enforcement for a Civil Stand-by and
	a Judge can make this an order of the court.

Can I add documentation/police reports/pictures?

	You can attach additional documentation such as photographs of injuries
	or personal property damage, police reports or criminal restraining
	orders, etc., to your Restraining Order at the time of filing.

My forms keep getting rejected at the window. Is there any place I can
	go to for help?

	The court offers free 
	Domestic Violence Restraining Order workshops 
	and Elder or Dependent Adult Abuse Restraining Order workshops. The workshop instructor offers direction while you complete
	the forms in class. 

Can I request custody/support in the Restraining Order?

	If you and the other party have minor children together and you need custody
	and/or support orders and a restraining order, you can
	complete the form packet, 
	Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order (Step 1) For Parties with Common Minor
	Children.
Restraining Order FAQ: Sacramento Superior Court

Present completed domestic violence and elder or dependent adult abuse restraining order forms to the Family Law Filing Department at the
 	William R. Ridgeway Family Relations Courthouse,
	or submit them electronically using the eDelivery system.
 	

Can I file for my child?

	Yes. If the child is over 12 years old, the child can file the paperwork his or herself
	or through a Guardian Ad Litem and the child must appear at all court proceedings in person or
	through the Guardian Ad Litem. A parent cannot sign the application on behalf of the
	child unless he or she is listed as the Guardian Ad Litem or a protected party.

	If the child is under 12 years old, there must be a Guardian Ad Litem. An application
	to be appointed a minor's Guardian Ad Litem will need to be completed, and the
	restraining order application must state which adult is acting as the Guardian Ad Litem.

	
	You may request an order for appointment of Guardian Ad Litem online by filing an 
	Application and Order for Appointment of Guardian Ad Litem of a Minor - Civil and Family Law - external link (FL-935) and
	
	Order Appointing Guardian Ad Litem - Civil and Family Law - external link (FL-936).

I only want a temporary order. Can I just fill out that paperwork?

	No. Requesting a Restraining Order is a multi-step process. You cannot just
	request a temporary order. If your situation is serious enough to warrant a
	restraining order from the court, you are required to also request a Permanent
	Restraining Order. If you only fill out the temporary restraining order, your
	paperwork will not be accepted for filing.

How long does it take to get a hearing?

	If the judge grants a hearing date to discuss the need for a Permanent Domestic Violence
	or Elder or Dependent Adult Abuse Restraining Order, it will be scheduled 21 to 25 days
	from the date you filed your paperwork. Look carefully at your paperwork to see if and
	when a hearing was scheduled. At the hearing, only you or an attorney may speak on your
	behalf; however, a support person may sit with you at the hearing, but may not speak for you.
Domestic Violence Restraining Orders in California | California Courts | Self Help Guide
There is no court fee to file to ask for a domestic violence restraining order, and you do not have to have a lawyer. This guide will take you step-by-step through the process of asking for a restraining order. The whole process can last a few weeks or months, depending on how complicated your case is. Cases involving children and property may be more complicated.
What if I need protection right away?
In most counties, you will not talk to a judge right away. But, a judge will make a decision quickly on whether to give you temporary protection. Once you turn in your forms, the judge will make a decision that same day or by the next business day.

 
What if someone asked for a restraining order against me?
If someone has filed court papers to ask for a restraining order against you, carefully read over the papers you were given:
If you were served with form DV-110, this means the judge granted a temporary restraining order against you. You must follow all the orders on form DV-110. If you don't, you could be arrested and charged with a crime. 
You will have a court date, which is listed on form DV-109. Make sure to go to your court date if you do not agree to the restraining order. At the court date, a judge will decide whether to grant a restraining order against you that can last up to five years.
This guide can help you figure out your options to "respond" and prepare for your case. Respond means to tell the judge if you agree or don't agree to the request for restraining order.  You don't have to have a lawyer in this case, but if you want one you will need to hire one. You can also get free help from a court Self-Help Center. 

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