What protections can I get in a protection from stalking, sexual assault, or human trafficking order?
A temporary ex parte order or a final order can include any or all of the following protections:
- order the abuser not to follow, harass, telephone, or make contact with you in any way;
- order the abuser not to enter your home or the area immediately around your home;
- order the abuser not to commit or attempt to commit sexual assault upon you;
- order the abuser not to recruit, harbor, transport, commit, or attempt to commit human trafficking against you;
- order the abuser not to violate your privacy rights; and
- order any other protections the judge considers necessary.1
Whether a judge orders any or all of the above depends on the facts of your case.
1 Kan. Stat. §§ 60-31a05(b); 60-31a06(a)