Utah § 78B-7-602 Abuse or danger of abuse -- Cohabitant abuse protective orders.

Utah Statutes

§ 78B-7-602 — Abuse or danger of abuse -- Cohabitant abuse protective orders.

Utah·Title 78B Judicial Code·Ch. 78B-7 Protective Orders and Stalking Injunctions·Part 78B-7-6 Cohabitant Abuse Protective Orders

(1)Any cohabitant who has been subjected to abuse or domestic violence, or to whom there is a substantial likelihood of abuse or domestic violence, may seek a protective order in accordance with this part, whether or not the cohabitant has left the residence or the premises in an effort to avoid further abuse.

(2)A petition for a protective order may be filed under this part regardless of whether an action for divorce between the parties is pending.

(3)A petition seeking a protective order may not be withdrawn without approval of the court.

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(1) Any cohabitant who has been subjected to abuse or domestic violence, or to whom there is a substantial likelihood of abuse or domestic violence, may seek a protective order in accordance with this part, whether or not the cohabitant has left the residence or the premises in an effort to avoid further abuse.
(2) A petition for a protective order may be filed under this part regardless of whether an action for divorce between the parties is pending.
(3) A petition seeking a protective order may not be withdrawn without approval of the court.

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