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- Entry of Appearance filed by CONNER, FALLON on behalf of the Respondent with Proof of Service.
- Return of Summons and Emergency Order of Protection on file showing personal service on TRAVIS L MUNDY, January 23, 2023, by Sheriff of Moultrie County.
- Pro-se Complainant on Original Filing
- Verified Petition for Order of Protection seeking emergency relief on file. Appearance of the petitioner pro se. Cause called for hearing on the request for ex parte emergency order of protection. Sworn testimony heard. Consideration by the Court of the petition and the testimony presented. Court finds there is jurisdiction over the petitioner and the subject matter and that the respondent will be provided with reasonable notice and opportunity to be heard within the time frame required by the statute. Court finds that good cause exists for the granting of the remedy or remedies without prior service of notice because the harm that the remedies are intended to prevent would be likely to occur were respondent given prior notice or greater notice than was given of the petitioner's efforts to obtain relief. Persons protected by this Order are as outlined in the order. Court finds that venue is proper. Upon examination of the petition and petitioner, the Court finds that the evidence shows that the respondent has abused the petitioner. It is, therefore, ordered that the respondent is prohibited from harassment, interference with personal liberty, physical abuse or stalking. Order entered this date. Order will expire February 17, 2023, 9:30 a.m. At said time a hearing will be held on the request for plenary order. Personal service required upon Respondent. Clerk to provide petitioner with a certified copy of the order. Clerk to notify the Sheriff of the entry of this order.
- Petition for Order of Protection - Emergency Granted
- Summons issued this date.
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