Clear Your Name. Reclaim Your Future.
If a protective order was filed against you in Tippecanoe County, even if it was later dismissed or denied, it may still appear in court records and background checks. Whether it was related to a college dispute at Purdue or a domestic misunderstanding, the lingering record can affect your job, housing, and reputation.
At Gibson Law Office in Lafayette, we help clients expunge protective order records in Tippecanoe County so they can move forward.
Even when a protective order petition is denied or the petitioner doesn’t show up to court, the record can remain visible in:
The Indiana Protection Order Registry (POR)
MyCase.in.gov (public court access)
Law enforcement databases like IDACS and NCIC
These records are public, and they may suggest that you were violent or abusive—even when the case was unfounded.
You may be eligible if:
The court denied the protective order after a hearing
The petitioner failed to appear at the hearing
The protective order was dismissed by the court
The case was reversed or vacated on appeal
Our attorneys will file a Verified Petition to Expunge and work with the Tippecanoe County courts to clear your record.
Our Lafayette office is just blocks from the Tippecanoe County Courthouse. We understand the process, the preferences of local judges, and how to present a strong expungement petition.
"We’ve helped dozens of clients in Greater Lafayette remove the stain of a protective order that never should have existed." – Brett Gibson
If someone used a protective order to gain an upper hand in a breakup, custody battle, or campus dispute, you shouldn’t suffer forever. Expungement ensures that the false narrative no longer defines your life.
Contact our Lafayette office for a free consultation. We’ll review your case, determine if you're eligible, and begin the petition process.
📍 Gibson Law Office – Lafayette
133 N 4th St #73, Lafayette, IN 47901
📞 (765) 742-8440