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Nevada Protective Orders Laws


More Information on Protective Order Laws

Code Section33.017, et seq.
Activity Addressed by OrderEnjoin contact; exclude from dwelling, school, or employment; regarding minors: temporary custody, visitations
Duration of Order Temporary order: maximum 30 days or until hearing. Extended order: 1 year
Penalty for a Violation of OrderMisdemeanor or maximum penalty prescribed by law. If violation by violent physical act: fine $1,000 or community service 200 hours; jail, minimum 5 days, maximum 6 months; attorney and medical costs; counseling
Who May Apply for OrderSpouse, former spouse, blood or marital relative, parent of one's child, dating relation, minor
Can Fees Be Waived?Court assesses against respondent at final disposition and can reduce or waive them
Order Transmission to Law EnforcementCopy by end of next business day to appropriate law enforcement agency with jurisdiction over residence, school, child care facility, or place of employment
Civil Liability for Violation of OrderYes, contempt of court

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