Arizona Protective Orders — Checklist
If you’re panic-searching “Arizona order of protection form,” you may be dealing with urgent safety concerns. This is an educational, documentation-first checklist to help you stay organized and factual. Not legal advice.
Safety note
If you are in immediate danger, call emergency services. Consider contacting a local DV hotline or advocate for safety planning and help with forms.
What to gather
- Short incident timeline (dates + what happened)
- Key message excerpts (not full dumps)
- Photos/screenshots with dates if possible
- Any relevant reports/records you already have
- Child-related impacts (school/medical notes, if relevant)
Common mistakes
- Long narratives without dates
- Speculation or labels instead of observable facts
- Submitting too many exhibits without an index
- Not checking the correct form/packet for your situation
Accuracy & sources
Last reviewed: 2026-01-15. This page is educational only — not legal advice.
Official sources
- AZCourtHelp.org — Arizona Order of Protection / Injunction of Harassment forms:
https://www.azcourthelp.org/forms/protective-orders-form - Arizona Courts Self‑Service Center — Protective Orders (forms):
https://www.azcourts.gov/SelfServiceCenter/Protective-Orders-Forms
MyCustodyCoach is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Always verify current requirements (forms, fees, deadlines, service rules) with your local court or an attorney.