NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE — DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Consent Order — 50B Domestic Violence Protective Order by Agreement

Fill in the agreed terms and download a court-ready 50B Consent Order. Both parties must sign. Judge must approve. Free. No account required. G.S. 50B-3.
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01 PLAINTIFF'S ATTORNEY (DRAFTING ATTORNEY)
02 CASE INFORMATION
03 AGREED TERMS OF THE CONSENT ORDER
04 DURATION OF ORDER
05 DEFENDANT'S ADMISSION STATEMENT
Most consent orders include a non-admission clause. Defendant need not admit to acts of domestic violence unless the parties have specifically agreed to include an admission. The order is fully enforceable either way.
06 DEFENDANT'S ATTORNEY (IF REPRESENTED)
If Defendant is represented by counsel, provide their information for the signature block. Leave blank if Defendant is proceeding pro se.
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HOW CONSENT ORDERS WORK

  • Consent order avoids a contested hearing — both parties agree to terms
  • Defendant does not admit to acts of domestic violence unless specifically stated
  • The order is fully enforceable as a court order once signed by the judge
  • Violation of a consent order is a Class A1 misdemeanor (G.S. 50B-4.1)
  • Must be signed by both parties AND approved by the judge
  • Once entered, serve a copy on local law enforcement

STATUTORY REFERENCE

G.S. 50B-3Available relief terms
G.S. 50B-3(b)Duration (up to permanent)
G.S. 50B-4.1Violation = Class A1 misd.
G.S. 50B-4Law enforcement copy

WHAT GETS GENERATED

  • Full 50B Consent Order with recitals
  • All agreed terms incorporated
  • Duration and admission statement
  • Dual signature blocks (plaintiff's atty + defendant/defense atty)
  • Judge's signature block
  • Court-ready PDF — letter size (8.5" × 11")