Transcription of County Court Restraining Orders
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Answers to Your Questions AboutExcellence in Customer ServiceColorado Judicial 2002 County CourtRestraining OrdersCIVIL LAWIn a civil case, the person seeking the Restraining order is the petitioner. The person who is being restrained isthe victim of domestic violence, or any victim of violence or one who is in fear of personal harm, may go to civilcourt to get a Restraining order, which is enforceable statewide and are two stages for getting a Restraining order in Colorado: First, you must obtain a temporary Restraining order (TRO). The TRO lasts up to 14 days. It will state thedate and time you must return to make the order permanent (the permanent hearing).
permanent. If you do not have the order made permanent, it will be vacated or set aside. (This means the order is no longer in effect.) Therefore, it will no longer protect you or your children. WHAT HAPPENS TO THE ORDER (SERVICE)? Service • Service must be done by the sheriff or someone over 18 years of age. YOU CANNOT SERVE THE TRO.
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