Video Highlights:
- 02:45 – Protection Order Advocacy Program (POAP)
- 05:29 – Types of protection orders
- 09:18 – Qualifying for a domestic violence protection order (DVPO)
- 10:27 – RCW 7.105 (new statutes for civil protection orders)
- 14:33 – Process overview
- 16:55 – Whom does the POAP help?
- 19:29 – King County Superior Court Clerk (KCSC)
- 20:36 – Clerk’s role in the civil protection order process
- 24:09 – Required documents
- 24:16 – Emergency vs. non-emergency protection orders
- 27:04 – How to submit forms
- 29:13 – After submitting paperwork
- 30:55 – After the hearing for a temporary order
- 33:29 – Resources
- 35:40 – Other things that can be done in KC Script Portal
- 37:51 – Superior Court Clerk Contact information
- 38:20 – King County Law Library – Resources
- 38:40 – Seattle City Attorney – Safety Planning
- 40:44 – National Domestic Violence Hotline – Create a Safety Plan
- 42:45 – Prosecuting Attorney’s Office – Protection Order Info
- 44:02 – Interactive tool for generating forms
- 47:09 – Q&A
Downloads:
- Presentation – Protection Order Advocacy Program (POAP)
- Presentation – Superior Court Clerk’s Office
Helpful Links:
- Protection Order Advocacy Program (POAP)
- King County Civil Protection Orders – Types
- The laws: Ch 7.105 RCW – Civil Protection Orders
- WA Courts – List of ALL Protection Order Forms
- King County Superior Court Clerk’s office
- KC Script Portal
- KC Script Portal Instructions
- Superior Court Clerk’s Protection Order Website
- Superior Court Clerk Contact Information
- Seattle City Attorney – Safety Planning
- National Domestic Violence Hotline – Create a Safety Plan
- King County Superior Court Clerk – Resource Guide
- WashingtonLawHelp.org – interview/form generator
- WashingtonLawHelp.org – forms and instructions (printable packet)
- KCLL Video on Abusive Litigation