If you think your abuser is tracking what you do online, you’re probably right. Learn more about internet and computer safety. Find helpful articles, free court forms, and other resources related to help for victims of crime by following the links below.
Montana Crime Victim Legal Assistance Network (MT VLAN)
MT VLAN is a statewide civil legal assistance network that provides services to crime victims around the state of Montana.
Crime Victim Advocates
Crime victim advocates provide free, confidential help and services to crime victims throughout Montana.
Crime Victim Rights
Find out rights of crime victims during and after a criminal prosecution.
Crime Victim Compensation
The Montana Crime Victim Compensation Program can help with lost wages and medical and funeral expenses incurred as the result of personal injury crimes. These crimes include homicide, rape, domestic violence, stalking, assault, child sexual and physical abuse, and drunk driving.
Forms and Information for Crime Victims
The Montana Department of Justice put together forms and information to help victims of crime, including Orders of Protection forms, victim rights information, danger assessments, and more
Montana Office for Victim Services
The goal of the Office of Victim Services is to provide tools and information to help crime victims recover from their experience and provide them with a range of services available.
Elder Law – Abuse, Neglect, and Financial Exploitation
Information and resources to help with elder abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation.
How to Recover from Identity Theft
IdentityTheft.gov can help you report and recover from identity theft. You will explain what happened so you can get a personal recovery plan and then help for putting that plan to action.
Montana Con Web
The State of Montana maintains the Correctional Offender Network (CON), an internet database that contains basic criminal records of felony offenders supervised by the Department of Corrections.
10 Things to Know about Criminal No Contact Orders in Montana
Learn 10 things that you should know about criminal No Contact Orders, and how they are different from an Order of Protection or civil No Contact Order.
Aging Safely
Legal support website for older adults, including legal information and forms, and resources for advocates.
Order of Protection Frequently Asked Questions
Learn about Orders of Protection in Montana, how to get one, how to prepare for court, and what to do after your hearing.
Forms and Information for Crime Victims
The Montana Department of Justice put together forms and information to help victims of crime, including Orders of Protection forms, victim rights information, danger assessments, and more
Motion to Appoint Interpreter (write-in-the-blank form)
You can use this form to ask the court to appoint an interpreter for you in a lawsuit if you a person who has a limited ability to read, write, or understand English or if you have a hearing impairment and require interpretation services.