A South Dakota Order for Protection (Domestic Modification of Temporary Order) is a legal document issued by a South Dakota court that modifies the terms of a temporary order of protection. This order can be used to prevent or stop an act of domestic violence, harassment, stalking, or other such behavior. It may also be used to modify the terms of an existing order of protection, such as when the respondent violates the existing order or when a new situation arises that requires additional protection. The order may include provisions such as restraining orders, temporary child custody, or visitation rights, and may be issued on an emergency, temporary, or permanent basis. There are two types of South Dakota Orders for Protection: Domestic Modification of Temporary Order and Domestic Final Order. A Domestic Modification of Temporary Order is issued to modify a temporary order, while a Domestic Final Order is issued to make a permanent order of protection.