Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-142A-4
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Petition for relief
Official statutory text
A victim of domestic abuse, a victim of stalking, a victim of
harassment, a victim of rape, any adult or emancipated minor
household member on behalf of any other family or household member
who is a minor or incompetent, or any minor age sixteen (16) or
seventeen (17) years may seek relief under the provisions of the
Protection from Domestic Abuse Act. The person seeking relief shall
prepare the petition for a protective order or, at the request of
the plaintiff, the court clerk or the victim-witness coordinator,
victim support person, or court case manager shall prepare or assist
the plaintiff in preparing the petition.
harassment, a victim of rape, any adult or emancipated minor
household member on behalf of any other family or household member
who is a minor or incompetent, or any minor age sixteen (16) or
seventeen (17) years may seek relief under the provisions of the
Protection from Domestic Abuse Act. The person seeking relief shall
prepare the petition for a protective order or, at the request of
the plaintiff, the court clerk or the victim-witness coordinator,
victim support person, or court case manager shall prepare or assist
the plaintiff in preparing the petition.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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