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Civil Stalking or Sexually Oriented Offense Protection Order (SSOOPOs)

 
1. SSOOPO Form
2. Instructions for completing forms
3. Filing a SSOOPO petition
4. Ex parte hearing schedule
5. Filing costs
6. Additional Information
 

6. Additional Information

You should bring your current photo ID when filing a petition. A photo ID is required to notarize your petition.

Minor children who reside with you may be involved as protected parties in your petition.

Providing the address, social security number, and birth date of the respondent will assist the Sheriff in serving the notice.

If granted, a stalking order can be in effect for up to five years. The order can be terminated by returning to court and requesting a dismissal.

The respondent will be notified by personal service from the Sheriff's Office of the order against him/her.

If the respondent violates the order, please call the City of Dayton Police at 333-2677 or the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office at 225-4357. If you reside outside of Dayton, you should contact your local police agency.

 
     
 
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