59.14  Notice That Interim Barring / Emergency Barring / Protection Order Has Ceased To Have Effect - Domestic Violence Act 2018

What this form is for

• • Use this form specifically when an existing protection order has ended
• • Do not use this form to request a new protection order
• • Use this form only for orders under the Domestic Violence Act 2018
• • This form is for notification purposes only, not for appealing or modifying orders
• • Contact the court directly if you're unsure whether this is the correct form

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Deadline or filing window

There is no specific deadline mentioned for submitting this form, but it should be filed as soon as practicable after the protection order has ceased to have effect to maintain accurate court records.

Before you submit

• • Verify all personal details are correct and match official identification
• • Double-check the case number and order details
• • Confirm the date when the order ceased to have effect is accurate
• • Ensure all required sections are completed
• • Check that the form is signed and dated
• • Make a copy of the completed form for your records
• • Confirm the correct court office for submission

How to file this form

1. 1Obtain the correct Form 59.14 from the Courts Service website or court office
2. 2Complete all sections with accurate information about the expired protection order
3. 3Include the date when the order ceased to have effect
4. 4Sign and date the completed form
5. 5Submit the form to the appropriate court office handling domestic violence matters
6. 6Keep a copy of the submitted form for your records
7. 7Follow up with the court if you don't receive confirmation within a reasonable time

Known limitations

• • This form only notifies the court that an order has ended; it doesn't automatically modify any related orders
• • The form may not be suitable for complex situations involving multiple or overlapping orders
• • Electronic filing options may be limited depending on the court's capabilities
• • This form doesn't address potential enforcement issues related to the expired order
• • Court processing times may vary, affecting how quickly records are updated