Colloquy Between Judicial Officer And Parties To An Order Of Protection (Respondent) {459RC} | Pdf Fpdf Docx | Delaware

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Colloquy Between Judicial Officer And Parties To An Order Of Protection (Respondent) {459RC} | Pdf Fpdf Docx | Delaware

Last updated: 8/19/2025

Colloquy Between Judicial Officer And Parties To An Order Of Protection (Respondent) {459RC}

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Form 459RC - COLLOQUY BETWEEN JUDICIAL OFFICER AND PARTIES TO AN ORDER OF PROTECTION FROM ABUSE AGREEMENT. This form is used in the Family Court of the State of Delaware to ensure that the respondent fully understands their rights and obligations before agreeing to an Order of Protection from Abuse without a trial. Through this form, the judicial officer asks the respondent a series of questions to confirm that they know a petition for protection has been filed against them, that they have the right to a trial and to present witnesses, and that by agreeing to the order they are giving up that right. The questions also explain that the order is enforceable only against the respondent, and that violating it may result in criminal charges and penalties, including imprisonment. In addition, the form ensures the respondent understands that the order imposes restrictions on firearm possession under state and federal law, does not resolve any pending criminal cases, and requires strict compliance with its terms. If domestic violence treatment is ordered, the colloquy confirms the respondent understands their obligation to complete evaluation and treatment and attend judicial review hearings. This process protects the respondent’s due process rights by confirming that their agreement to the order is voluntary, informed, and free of coercion. www.FormsWorkflow.com

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