Form DPS132 Protection Order Service Information - Vermont (Somali)

This is a legal form that was released by the Vermont Judiciary - a government authority operating within Vermont.

The document is provided in Somali. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is the DPS132 Protection Order Service Information form?
A: The DPS132 form is a document that provides information about protection orders in Vermont.

Q: What is a protection order?
A: A protection order is a legal document issued by a court that aims to protect someone from another person's abusive behavior or harassment.

Q: Who can file for a protection order in Vermont?
A: In Vermont, any person who has been abused or threatened by another person can file for a protection order.

Q: What are the types of protection orders available in Vermont?
A: In Vermont, there are three types of protection orders available: relief from abuse orders, stalking protection orders, and sexual assault protection orders.

Q: How can I file for a protection order in Vermont?
A: To file for a protection order in Vermont, you need to go to the nearest Family Division of the Vermont Superior Court and fill out the necessary forms, including the DPS132 form.

Q: What information is needed to fill out the DPS132 form?
A: The DPS132 form requires information about the petitioner (the person seeking the protection order) and the respondent (the person the order is against), as well as details about the abuse or harassment.

Q: Is there a fee for filing a protection order in Vermont?
A: No, there is no fee for filing a protection order in Vermont.

Q: What happens after I file for a protection order?
A: After you file for a protection order, the court will schedule a hearing to review your case and decide whether to grant the order.

Q: How long does a protection order last?
A: The duration of a protection order in Vermont varies depending on the type of order and the circumstances, but it can last for up to one year.

Q: What should I do if the respondent violates the protection order?
A: If the respondent violates the protection order, you should contact law enforcement immediately and report the violation.