Submitting a Request for Prevention of Threatening Harassment
This service enables any person who feels threatened, as defined in the Prevention of Stalking Law, 2001, to submit an application to the Magistrate's Court, the Family Court (where the threat is posed by a family member), the Youth Court, or any combination thereof, as applicable, for an order to prevent the continuation of the stalking or harassment.
Who is the service intended for?
- This service is intended for any person who has been harmed by, or feels threatened by, threatening behavior. Through this service, an urgent application for a protective order may be submitted, including, for example, a restraining order, a protective order against a neighbor, an order preventing harassment by telephone, an order requiring the cessation of harassment or threats, or an order to ensure personal safety.
- It is advisable to submit the application as soon as possible after the threatening incident.
Required Documents for the Service
Complete the entire application form, including the affidavit, which must be signed before an authorized signatory at the court.
Bring a valid ID card or passport.
Attach any documents that may support the claims of the applicant, such as: a police complaint, medical report, photos, etc.
Cost of the Service
The service is provided free of charge
Please note: This information page is not a substitute for legal consultation.
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