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Laws current as of October 30, 2024

Can the abuser try to change or dismiss a permanent stalking protection order?

If the abuser wants to change (modify) or end (terminate) an existing stalking protection order, they must prove both of the following:

  • There has been a substantial change in circumstances; and
  • Because of these changed circumstances, the abuser will not commit acts of stalking again in the future.1

1 7 Guam Code § 40B106(d)

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