In New Jersey, a “Orden de Protección” (Protective Order) is a legal measure designed to safeguard individuals from domestic violence or harassment. It can be issued by a court to prevent the abuser from contacting or approaching the victim, and may include provisions such as eviction from shared residence and temporary custody of children. The order can be either temporary (issued in emergency situations) or final (after a court hearing). Victims seeking protection must file a petition and present evidence of abuse or threats. Violating the order can result in arrest and criminal charges. A Nueva Jersey Orden Protección is a court order issued in the state of New Jersey that is designed to protect victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or other abusive behavior.
