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CPO Form 10

Judgment Entry on Motion to Modify/Terminate Civil Protection Order or Consent Agreement

Ohio · Supreme Court of Ohio

This form is used by the court to write down a final decision (a judgment) about changing or ending a Civil Protection Order or a related agreement. It records the court's findings based on factors presented at a hearing.

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Where this fits in a case

After judgment

Stage: After judgment

This form is used after a hearing where someone asks the court to change or end an existing Civil Protection Order or Consent Agreement.

Prepared by the court or clerk.

Common questions

Who fills out this form?
The form is titled 'Judgment Entry' and is used by the Court to record its final decision after a hearing. The Petitioner and Respondent are listed on the form, but the court makes the final entry.
Does this form decide if the order changes or ends?
Yes, the form has sections where the court will write whether the order is modified, terminated, or if the motion is denied.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 10, 2026.

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