Victim protective orders; modifying requirements for filing of certain petitions; requiring certain notice. Effective date. Emergency.

Document formatting changed from enrolled Senate layout to House floor version with page numbers and headers added.

Line breaks and spacing were adjusted throughout the text to match House floor formatting standards.

Peace officers must now make every attempt to serve the subject of an emergency order before filing the petition with the court, with a requirement to file the next business day if service cannot be obtained.

Judges may now issue emergency temporary ex parte orders verbally to peace officers in writing when there is reasonable cause to believe the order is necessary to protect the victim from immediate danger.

Emergency temporary ex parte orders must now be heard within fourteen days after issuance, with courts required to provide a list of available hearing dates.

Court clerks are now required to document hearing dates and times assigned to cases and issue petitions to county sheriffs for priority service if service has not been obtained.

The bill header was changed from 'ENGROSSED SENATE' to 'ENROLLED SENATE', indicating the bill has passed both legislative chambers and is ready for the governor's signature. The sponsor list was updated to include a third House sponsor (Rosecrants).

Minor formatting and spacing adjustments were made throughout the document to align with enrolled bill standards, including changes to page numbering and section spacing.