An Order of Protection is a legal document, granted by a judge, to help protect a victim of violence, abuse, and harassment. Orders are drafted to meet and to protect the desires of the individual victim and are enforced by law enforcement and the courts.
CFPA staff are located at Peoria, Tazewell, and Woodford County courthouses to help victims with the process of seeking an Order of Protection. There are three types:
- Order of Protection for domestic violence victims
- Civil No Contact Order for sexual assault/abuse victims
- Stalking No Contact Order for victims not eligible for the other two protective orders
For more information about Illinois Orders of Protection, please click here. For contact information for Peoria, Tazewell, and Woodford County courthouses, click here.
All victim services are free and confidential.