Form SCCA / 753 Temporary (Ex Parte) Restraining Order - South Carolina

What Is Form SCCA/753?

This is a legal form that was released by the South Carolina Magistrate Court - a government authority operating within South Carolina. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is SCCA/753 Temporary (Ex Parte) Restraining Order?
A: SCCA/753 Temporary (Ex Parte) Restraining Order is a legal document that provides temporary protection against a person who poses a threat or danger to another person in South Carolina.

Q: Who can request a SCCA/753 Temporary (Ex Parte) Restraining Order?
A: Any person who is facing immediate danger or threat from another person can request a SCCA/753 Temporary (Ex Parte) Restraining Order in South Carolina.

Q: What does the SCCA/753 Temporary (Ex Parte) Restraining Order do?
A: The SCCA/753 Temporary (Ex Parte) Restraining Order prohibits the restrained person from contacting or coming near the protected person, their residence, workplace, or school. It may also provide other forms of protection based on the specific circumstances.

Q: How long does the SCCA/753 Temporary (Ex Parte) Restraining Order last?
A: The SCCA/753 Temporary (Ex Parte) Restraining Order typically lasts for a specific period, often 10 days, until a hearing can be held to determine if a longer-term order is necessary.

Q: How can someone obtain a SCCA/753 Temporary (Ex Parte) Restraining Order?
A: To obtain a SCCA/753 Temporary (Ex Parte) Restraining Order, a person must typically file a request with the local court, providing evidence of the immediate danger or threat they are facing.