How to Request that Your Address Not Be Displayed as Public Record

You may use the forms on this page if the following factors apply to your situation:

You want to request the Court to order that your address be protected from public disclosure, including disclosure to the opposing party(ies) in this case.
You reasonably believe that physical or emotional harm may result to you or your minor child(ren) if your address is not protected from disclosure, for the following reasons:
- You have a valid Order of Protection in place, OR,
- You can explain to the Court why you need your address protected.

Request for Protected Address - DRRPA1

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To Request Your Address be Protected (not displayed as public record)

You may use the forms on this page if the following factors apply to your situation:

Request for Protected Address - DRRPA1

Or download instructions and forms individually

Instructions

Instructions for filling out Request for Protected Address - drrpa10i

Procedures: What to do with Form after it's Filled Out - drrpa10p

Forms

Request for Protected Address - drrpa10f

Protected Address form for eFiling only - drrpa11f

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