This is an official Washington court form for use in unlawful harassment cases, a Harassment No-Contact Order. Available in Word and Rich Text format.
Seattle Washington WPF CR 84.0430 — Harassment No-Contact Order is a legal document issued by the court in Seattle, Washington, to protect individuals who have been subjected to harassment. It serves as a means to ensure the safety and well-being of the victim by prohibiting the harasser from making any contact or engaging in certain actions towards the individual. This order can be filed by victims who have experienced harassment from someone who could potentially cause them harm. The order prohibits the harasser from approaching or contacting the victim directly or indirectly, including through phone calls, text messages, emails, or social media platforms. It also prevents the harasser from visiting the victim's workplace, school, or any other location the victim frequently visits. The Seattle Washington WPF CR 84.0430 — Harassment No-Contact Order can be obtained by filing a petition with the court or through the assistance of a law enforcement officer. The victim may need to provide evidence or documentation showing the harassment occurred or there is a reasonable fear of future harm. There are several types of Harassment No-Contact Orders available under Seattle Washington WPF CR 84.0430, including: 1. Temporary Order: This is a temporary restraining order that is granted by the court without notifying the harasser. It provides immediate protection for the victim until a court hearing can be scheduled. 2. Order After Hearing: This is an order issued by the court following a hearing where both the victim and the alleged harasser have the opportunity to present their cases. The court will assess the evidence and determine whether to grant a long-term protection order. 3. Modification of the Order: A victim can request modifications to an existing Harassment No-Contact Order if circumstances change or if additional protection is required. This may involve extending the duration of the order or changing the prohibited actions of the harasser. It is important for victims of harassment to familiarize themselves with the specific terms and conditions of the Seattle Washington WPF CR 84.0430 — Harassment No-Contact Order assigned to them. Violating the order can result in legal consequences for the harasser, including fines, imprisonment, or both. Victims are encouraged to promptly report any violations to law enforcement authorities.Seattle Washington WPF CR 84.0430 — Harassment No-Contact Order is a legal document issued by the court in Seattle, Washington, to protect individuals who have been subjected to harassment. It serves as a means to ensure the safety and well-being of the victim by prohibiting the harasser from making any contact or engaging in certain actions towards the individual. This order can be filed by victims who have experienced harassment from someone who could potentially cause them harm. The order prohibits the harasser from approaching or contacting the victim directly or indirectly, including through phone calls, text messages, emails, or social media platforms. It also prevents the harasser from visiting the victim's workplace, school, or any other location the victim frequently visits. The Seattle Washington WPF CR 84.0430 — Harassment No-Contact Order can be obtained by filing a petition with the court or through the assistance of a law enforcement officer. The victim may need to provide evidence or documentation showing the harassment occurred or there is a reasonable fear of future harm. There are several types of Harassment No-Contact Orders available under Seattle Washington WPF CR 84.0430, including: 1. Temporary Order: This is a temporary restraining order that is granted by the court without notifying the harasser. It provides immediate protection for the victim until a court hearing can be scheduled. 2. Order After Hearing: This is an order issued by the court following a hearing where both the victim and the alleged harasser have the opportunity to present their cases. The court will assess the evidence and determine whether to grant a long-term protection order. 3. Modification of the Order: A victim can request modifications to an existing Harassment No-Contact Order if circumstances change or if additional protection is required. This may involve extending the duration of the order or changing the prohibited actions of the harasser. It is important for victims of harassment to familiarize themselves with the specific terms and conditions of the Seattle Washington WPF CR 84.0430 — Harassment No-Contact Order assigned to them. Violating the order can result in legal consequences for the harasser, including fines, imprisonment, or both. Victims are encouraged to promptly report any violations to law enforcement authorities.
