Long-Term Order Of Protection From Financial Abuse {PG-805}

AS 13.26.455 Page 1 of 2 PG-805 ()(cs) LONG-TERM ORDER OF PROTECTION FROM FINANCIAL ABUSE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA AT ) ) Petitioner (Person Filing Petition) ) (Protected Person) ) ) Case No. PR v. ) ) LONG-TERM ORDER Respondent (Restrained Person) ) OF PROTECTION FROM ) FINANCIAL ABUSE (AS 13.26.455) A.Allegations in the petition. Testimony on record. Date courtroom: start time: Present were: petitioner protected person respondent other persons (list other persons) Other evidence: B. FINDINGS OF FACT 1.The respondent was served notice of the hearing, and notice of his or her right toappear and be heard. Service was made in the following way: personal service by law enforcement. hand-delivery at the court. first class mail service by court clerk. 2.The court finds by a preponderance of the evidence that the respondent committed3.It is necessary to convert the 20-day ex parte protective order to a long-term(6-month) protective order to protect against financial abuse. 4.Other findings: American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com AS 13.26.455 Other By Clerk: Page 2 of 2 PG-805 ()(cs)LONG-TERM ORDER OF PROTECTION FROM FINANCIAL ABUSE C. ORDER 1.IT IS ORDERED that the 20-Day Ex Parte Order of Protection from Financial Abuse issued on is hereby converted to a long-term order under AS 13.26.455, and will be in effect for days months unless modified or dissolved earlier by court order. This order shall expire on (date) at 11:59 p.m. unless modified or dissolved earlier by court order. 2.Other orders (AS 13.26.435): 3.This order will be served on the respondent by hand-delivery at the court DPS officer. 4.This order will be served on the protected person by hand-delivery at the court DPS officer first class mail. D. NOTICES TO ALL PARTIES (PETITIONER, RESPONDENT, PROTECTED PERSON) While this order is in effect, any party may ask the court to change or end this order. A form for making this request (PG-835) is available online website While this protective order is in effect, the parties must tell the court in writing about any changes in addresses or telephone numbers. If you do not tell the court your current address, this order may be changed or ended without your input. f Distribution: I certify that on a copy of this order and the 20-day ex parte order were distributed to: Protected person as ordered above Petitioner (if not also protected person) by first class mail hand-delivery at the court Respondent as ordered above Local police at for entry into APSIN Recommended for approval by: Ordered by: Standing Master Date Superior Court Judge Date American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com