Child Protective Orders
An adult uses these to apply for an order of protection for minor children less than 18 years old, when protection for those children is not requested as part of an adult's request for a protective order. Those who are at least 16 years old can also apply on their own for an order of protection, using the forms for adults that are listed above. To get court-ordered protection using these forms for child protective orders, fill out these forms and file them at your local juvenile court. Court addresses are available at: http://www.utcourts.gov/directory.
The request form is for the Ex Parte Order on Behalf of Children (a temporary order), as well as the permanent Protective Order on Behalf of Children. More Information (For use in Juvenile Court)
- Verified Petition for Protective Order on Behalf of Children -
PDF - Ex Parte Protective Order on Behalf of Children -
PDF
- Protective Order on Behalf of Children -
PDF
- Notice of Dismissal of Child Protective Order or Denial of Ex Parte Order -
PDF
- Order to Transfer Child Protective Order to District Court -
PDF
Related Information
- Abuse: English / Español
- Child Protective Order
- Elder Abuse (daas.utah.gov)
- Filing Procedures: English / Español
- Going to Court
- How to Stay Safe from Domestic Violence and Abuse: English / Español
- Interpreters
- Legal Help
- Map of Court Locations
- Online Court Assistance Program Document Preparation
- Protective Order Forms: English / Espaņol
- Protective Order Information: English / Español
- Stalking Injunction
- Statutes (le.utah.gov)
- Utah Domestic Violence Council (udvc.org)