Court Order Templates

This document is the final order of protection in the state of Oklahoma. It is used to legally protect individuals from harassment or harm.

This form is used for creating a present danger plan in South Dakota. It helps in assessing and addressing potential risks to an individual's safety.

This form is used for requesting a temporary family law order related to parentage issues in the state of Washington.

This Form is used for obtaining a temporary order in Washington regarding the relocation of children during a custody dispute. It addresses the issue of moving with children and seeks the court's approval for the relocation.

This form is used for obtaining a custody order in the state of Queensland, Australia. It outlines the details of custody arrangements for a child or children involved in a legal dispute.

This form is used for placing a non-contact order in Queensland, Australia. It is a legal document that helps protect individuals by preventing contact between parties involved.

This form is used for obtaining a forensic order related to mental health court cases for individuals with disability in Queensland, Australia.

This form is used to request a court examination order in Queensland, Australia. It is used to compel a person to attend court and provide evidence or information related to a specific legal matter.

This document is used to request the appointment of a guardian in Nassau County, New York. It is a legal order that asks the court to consider establishing a guardian for someone who is unable to care for themselves or make important decisions.

This form is used for granting temporary custodial responsibility to someone while a parent is deployed in the military in Florida.

This form is used for ordering a finding that the defendant is unfit to proceed with the proceedings, suspending the proceedings, and releasing the defendant on certain conditions in the state of Hawaii.

This form is used for requesting a re-examination of a defendant's fitness to proceed with a trial in Hawaii.

This document is a court notification specifically for children in the state of Nevada. It provides important information regarding relevant legal matters that may impact the child's interests or welfare.

This form is used for filing a supplemental order related to the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) in the state of New Jersey. It is specific to cases involving the welfare of Native American children.

This form is used for initiating legal proceedings known as an Order to Show Cause in the state of New Jersey. It seeks to compel an individual or entity to appear in court and explain why a specific action or decision should not be taken.

This form is used for requesting the production of documents as part of a legal proceeding in Queensland, Australia. It is used by one party to compel another party to provide specific documents that are relevant to the case.

This Form is used for applying for a confidentiality order in the state of Queensland, Australia.

This document is used for recording the findings and issuing orders in Queensland, Australia. It is a legal form used by the courts to document the outcome of a case or hearing.

This document is used in Florida to request the production of specific documents or evidence in a legal case.

This form is used for requesting the court to order a defendant to provide a reason why they should not be held in contempt of court or face legal consequences for failing to comply with a court order in a summary action case in New Jersey.

This Form is used for ordering the venue for an adoption case in New York.

This Form is used for requesting an Order of Commitment in the state of Georgia, United States. It is used in juvenile court cases to determine the placement of a child who has been found delinquent or in need of supervision.

This form is used for obtaining a Dependency Removal Order in the state of Georgia, United States. It is used in cases where the court determines that it is in the best interest of a child to be removed from the dependency of their parents or legal guardians.