North Carolina BLET Domestic Violence Practice Test 2025 – Your Complete All-in-One Guide to Exam Success!

A victim can file for a 50B or 50C order free of charge at the County Clerk's Office. This is the designated place where individuals seeking a Domestic Violence Protective Order (50B) or a Civil No-Contact Order (50C) can initiate the legal process. The County Clerk's Office provides the necessary forms, assistance with the paperwork, and information regarding the process, making it accessible for victims seeking protection from domestic violence without incurring any fees.

Filing at the local police station or any courthouse might present challenges, as these locations are not specifically designated for processing protective orders, and they may not provide the same level of assistance with the necessary legal documentation. While a public library may offer resources for legal information, it does not have the authority to process such legal filings or provide the official support that the County Clerk's Office does. Through the Clerk’s Office, victims can ensure that their application is handled correctly within the legal framework.