Texas community resource
Standardized Protective Order Forms
Texas Office of Court Administration
Statewide applications, instructions, and related forms for temporary, final, and emergency protective orders.
How to get help
Review the instructions and current forms, use the guided eFileTexas self-help process when appropriate, and file the completed application with the proper court. Contact the local district attorney's office or a qualified legal-services provider for case-specific assistance.
Who this service helps
A person seeking a protective order under an applicable Texas Family Code or Code of Criminal Procedure provision, subject to the facts and legal requirements for the requested order.
Where this service is available
Service area: People seeking protective orders in Texas courts statewide, including applicants in the Central Texas counties.
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About this service
The Office of Court Administration publishes standardized protective-order forms required or authorized by Texas law, plus instructions, frequently asked questions, court-preparation information, and safety-planning resources.
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