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Legal Information: Arizona
Laws current as of October 22, 2024 Can I extend my order of protection?
Arizona law does not specifically state that a person can extend his/her order. Please speak to a lawyer to ask if it’s possible to apply for a new order before the current order expires if there is continued fear of the respondent, for example, even if no new incidents have occurred since the current order was issued.
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