EX PARTE

THIS IS AN EX PARTE ORDER — file alongside CV-306 complaint. The judge signs this order, not the attorney. Defendant is not present. Same-day relief if granted.

AOC-CV-307 // EMERGENCY ORDER // CLAWVANA

DVPO Ex Parte Order

Emergency temporary protective order filed alongside the CV-306 complaint. Same-day relief. Effective until the 10-day hearing.

01ATTORNEY INFORMATIONSAVED LOCALLY
02CASE REFERENCE
03EX PARTE FINDINGSCHECK ALL THAT APPLY
04TEMPORARY RELIEF REQUESTEDCHECK ALL THAT APPLY
05DEFENDANT NOTICE / SERVICE INFORMATION

⚠ 10-DAY HEARING REQUIRED

Ex parte orders are temporary. A full hearing must be scheduled within 10 days per N.C.G.S. § 50B-2(c). Defendant will be served by law enforcement and has the right to appear at the hearing and contest the order.

SERVICE OF PROCESS

  • Law enforcement serves defendant upon issuance
  • Sheriff's office executes service — not attorney
  • Order is effective upon service on defendant
  • Include defendant address in section 05 for service
  • If defendant evades service, contact local sheriff

CLIO DVPO MATTER

Open a Clio Manage matter before filing. Log the CV-306 filing date and CV-307 grant/denial. Set a task for the 10-day hearing follow-up. Upload signed order to the matter documents.

FORM REFERENCE

FORMAOC-CV-307
COURTDistrict Court Division
AUTHORITYN.C.G.S. § 50B-2
VIOLATIONClass A1 Misdemeanor
HEARINGWithin 10 days

WHAT THE JUDGE FILLS IN

  • Hearing date, time, and courtroom
  • Judge name and signature
  • Any modifications to requested relief
  • Effective date and expiration