§ 2047 Protective Order Requirements
This law lets a court make orders to protect someone from harm or harassment, but it can't make both sides follow the same order unless certain rules are met.
If someone is being threatened or harassed by their neighbor, they can ask the court for an order to make the neighbor stop.
The court can tell the neighbor to stay away, but it can't make the same order for both the neighbor and the person asking for protection unless both sides have done something wrong.
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§ 2047 Protective Order Requirements
Last verified: January 9, 2026