You can get a 236 protective order by filling out an application at the courthouse. The judge will see you that day and issue a temporary order. you can list you and the child as protected parties, so visitation would stop. Then, about 10 days later, a hearing will be scheduled and you will need to present evidence to have a longer (one year) protective order entered.
With regard to terminating his rights, even if he agrees, a court may not grant your request. You should talk to an attorney about your specific facts and chances of succeeding.
Donna Miller
Grefe & Sidney
515-245-4300
http://www.grefesidney.com/our-team/donna-miller/
Answered on Jan 01st, 2018 at 6:31 AM