© 2020 Nevada Supreme Court
Application for Protection Order Against Domestic Violence
(Revised September 2020)
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Children / Custody Orders. I want temporary custody of the child(ren).
*you must complete a UCCJEA Declaration to give more information*
The adverse party should not have visitation at this time.
The adverse party should have visitation with the child(ren) as follows:
_____________________________________________________________.
We already have a custody/visitation order that we should keep following.
The order is from case (case number) ___________________. It was issued
in (county) _________________ County in the State of _______________.
Pets or Animals – Safety. The adverse party should be ordered not to threaten,
physically injure or harass any pets/animals kept by me, the children, or the adverse
party, either directly or through someone acting on his/her behalf.
Pets or Animals – Possession. I want to keep the pets/animals. The adverse party
should be prohibited from taking the pets/animals either directly or through someone
acting on his/her behalf.
11. Length of Protection Order.
I want an order up to 45-days only. Stop here and sign the next page.
I want an order up to 45-days PLUS an extended order that could last up to 2
years. The extended order should require the adverse party to do the following in
addition to the temporary requests I already asked for:
*You may have to fill out and file a financial form if you want the judge
to grant you any kind of financial support.
*Pay rent or mortgage payments for my place of residence.
*Pay emergency household support for me.
*Pay child support for the minor child(ren) we have together.
*Pay for lost earnings and expenses incurred as a result of my attendance
at any hearing concerning this application.
*Pay any costs and fees I have spent in pursuing this case.
About Extended Protection Orders:
This application automatically asks the judge to issue up to a 45 day temporary protection
order without notifying the other person first. You will get a decision within 1 business day.
You can also ask for an extended order that could last for up to 2 years.
If you do, the judge will set a hearing. You and the other person will have to appear in
court and explain your side before the judge can extend the protection order.