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Restraining Orders

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Laws current as of October 30, 2024

Step 3: Service of process

Guam law says that the Marshals Division of the Superior Court of Guam will serve all “orders of protection” and “show cause orders” if the court requests it or if you request it.1 You may want to confirm with the clerk that this also covers stalking protection orders.

You cannot be charged a fee by a public agency for service of process.2

You can find more information about service of process in our Preparing for Court – By Yourself section, in the question called What is service of process and how do I accomplish it?

1 MR 2.1.5.
2 7 Guam Code § 40B104

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