The Wyoming Petition for Domestic Violence Stalking Order of Protection is a legal document that may be used to protect victims of domestic violence, stalking, or both from further harm. This document can be used to request a court order that prohibits the abuser from contacting, threatening, or physically harming the victim. Different types of Wyoming Petition for Domestic Violence Stalking Order of Protection include an Ex Parte Order of Protection, a Temporary Order of Protection, and a Final Order of Protection. An Ex Parte Order of Protection is a temporary order that can be issued without the abuser being present. This order prohibits the abuser from contacting or threatening the victim, and requires them to vacate the shared residence. A Temporary Order of Protection is issued after a hearing in which both the abuser and the victim are present. This order can last up to six months and can include additional requirements such as counseling, supervised visitation, and alcohol or drug testing. A Final Order of Protection is issued after a full trial and can last up to two years. This order requires the abuser to comply with all the conditions of the Temporary Order of Protection as well as any other conditions the court deems necessary.