Military protective order.

Added a continuing duty for parties to inform the court of any active military protective orders issued under 10 U.S.C. 1567.

Expanded the definition of foreign protection orders to include those issued by Canadian courts.

Added new relief options allowing courts to prohibit the removal or harm of animals and to order the exclusive possession of automobiles and essential personal effects.

Changed the document status from 'Engrossed House Bill' to 'House Enrolled Act', indicating the bill has passed both legislative chambers and is ready for the Governor's signature.

Changed the court's obligation regarding military protective orders from a mandatory duty to 'consider' the evidence to a discretionary power to 'consider' the evidence.

Expanded the ability of courts to order respondents to stay away from places frequently visited by the petitioner and their family members, not just the petitioner's residence.

Added authority for courts to consider protection orders issued by Canadian courts as valid foreign protection orders.