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2006 Utah Code - 30-6-4.5 — Mutual protective orders prohibited.
30-6-4.5. Mutual protective orders prohibited.(1) A court may not grant a mutual order or mutual orders for protection to opposing parties, unless each party:
(a) has filed an independent petition against the other for a protective order, and both petitions have been served;
(b) makes a showing at a due process protective order hearing of abuse or domestic violence committed by the other party; and
(c) demonstrates the abuse or domestic violence did not occur in self-defense.
(2) If the court issues mutual protective orders, the circumstances justifying those orders shall be documented in the case file.
Amended by Chapter 244, 1996 General Session
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