Protected: Sexual Assault Protection Order in Washington
Forms needed
These are the court forms typically required for this process. LegalAtoms prepares each of them for you automatically.
- LegalAtoms 01 SAPO Screening Interview
- PO 001 Petition for Protection Order Cowlitz
- PO 003 Law Enforcement and Confidential Info Cowlitz
- PO 030 Temporary Protection Order and Hearing Notice Cowlitz
- PO 040 Protection Order Cowlitz
- Cover Sheets Case Assignment Designation And Case Information Cover Sheet
- Cover Sheet Civil Case Information Cover Sheet Franklin
- PO 027 Order to Allow Electronic Service
- PO_003R Law Enforcement And Confidential Info Restrained Person
- PO LEA Transmittal Protection Order LEA Transmittal
- PO 054 Order Setting Hearing on Renewal and Extending Order Until Hearing
- PO 004 Proof of Service
- IFE Instruction For Evidence
Free legal help available
You do not have to go through this alone. These organizations offer free, confidential support to help you understand the process and review your court forms.
1-888-387-7111
What you get
- “Advocacy” means that the client meets with an advocate in an individual session on an on-going basis where the primary focus is the client's safety and developing tools for empowerment and autonomy.
- Advocates provide support and education about issues of domestic violence and sexual abuse. Advocates also work with clients to identify their needs and provide them with information about and referrals to local service agencies, court and social service agencies.
Does not include: Advocacy is NOT therapy; referrals to therapy services may be available to domestic and sexual assault survivors.
What you get
- Support Non-judgmental support, information, and referrals for victims/survivors who have experience sexual assault at any time in their life
- Advocacy Advocacy for all ages during forensic medical exams, law enforcement interviews, and the criminal justice process
- Therapy Individual therapy for people ages 13 and up in Clark County
- Education Prevention and community education
- Assault Support Sexual assault support groups for adult women, teen girls, non-offending parents of victims/survivors, and women with Spanish as a first language
- Confidential Services Free and confidential services available without discrimination by reason of race, color, religion, disability, pregnancy, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, age, ethnicity, income, veteran status, marital status, or any other basis prohibited by federal, state, or local law
What you get
- Explain how the court process works Legal advocates can help survivors of intimate-partner domestic violence by answering many questions about the civil or criminal court processes.
Does not include: Family Law Service
What you get
- Family (divorce, custody/parenting plans, child/spousal support, domestic violence) Legal Advocates can help with matters of family law.
- Landlord/Tenant (evictions, landlord disputes) Legal Advocates can help with matters of Landlord/Tenant (evictions, landlord disputes)
- Bankruptcy/Collections/Garnishments Legal Advocates can help with matters of Bankruptcy/Collections/Garnishments
- Immigration Legal Advocates can help with matters of Immigration
- Probate/Wills, Healthcare Directives, Powers of Attorney Legal Advocates can help with matters of Probate/Wills, Healthcare Directives, Powers of Attorney
Does not include: Criminal matters · Medical Malpractice · Personal Injury · Business Law/Contracts · Driver’s License Reinstatement · Appeals
What you get
- Explain how the court process works Legal advocates can help survivors of intimate-partner domestic violence by answering many questions about the civil or criminal court processes.
Does not include: Family Law Service
What you get
- Assistance in decisions Assistance in making informed decisions about reporting
- Education Information about criminal justice systems, civil remedies and dependency
- Victim benefits Assistance in obtaining crime victim compensation benefits, civil remedies and dependency
- Prepare documents Assistance in preparing for court and support at interviews, trials and sentencings
- Victim rights Information about victim rights in a legal setting
What you get
- Explain how the court process works An advocate can explain you in detail how the domestic violence process works in your situation
- Review court forms An advocate can review civil protection order forms for completeness
Does not include: Legal Advice · Advice on what to state in court
Phone: (509) 826-3221
Email: mamelong@thesupportcenter.org
Hours: 24/7: Crises phone helpline is always available
