Restraining Court Orders 

If a police officer on the scene of a domestic violence call reasonably believes that physical or serious emotional harm has occurred or is imminent, or the victim has been threatened with future violence, the officer may contact a judicial officer by telephone to obtain an emergency protective order (restraining order) to ensure the safety of the adults and minor children involved. The emergency protective order is only valid for a few days to provide time for the victims to obtain a more permanent restraining order by the courts.

In order to obtain a temporary or regular restraining order , you must appear at the Pomona Superior Court, 400 Civic Center Plaza, Pomona , CA 91766 (909) 620-3023 and file a petition requesting the restraining order.

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