DOMESTIC ABUSE: Adds intentional evasion of service of process for certain court orders as conduct that constitutes a violation of a protective order

The title of the new crime was changed from 'intentional evasion of service of process' to 'violation of protective orders' to better reflect the specific nature of the orders involved.

The text of the new statute was updated to state that violations include the intentional evasion of service, ensuring the definition matches the new title.

Establishes a new criminal offense for intentionally evading the service of process for specific court orders.

Explicitly lists the types of orders subject to this new criminal penalty, including those under domestic violence, stalking, and mental health statutes.

Replaces general references to related matters with specific language defining the violation as 'intentional evasion of service of process.'

Minor formatting adjustment in the statute text changed the spacing between asterisks used as section dividers.

Removed the 'Engrossed' label and the House Legislative Services digest explaining the bill's purpose, as these are no longer needed in the final enrolled version.

Added official signatures and titles for the Speaker of the House, President of the Senate, and Governor to certify the bill as law.