Section 154-C. Orders of protection; procedural requirements

1. Expiration
  dates. Any order of protection or temporary order of  protection  issued
  under articles four, five, six and eight of this act shall plainly state
  the date that such order expires.
    2.  Modifications  of  orders  of  protection.  Except  as provided in
  subdivision two of section one hundred fifty-four-d  of  this  act,  any
  motion to vacate or modify any order of protection or temporary order of
  protection  issued  under  this act shall be on notice to the non-moving
  party and the law guardian, if any.
    3. Pleadings and requisite findings. No order of protection may direct
  any party to observe  conditions  of  behavior  unless:  (i)  the  party
  requesting  the  order  of protection has served and filed a petition or
  counter-claim in accordance with article four, five,  six  or  eight  of
  this  act and, (ii) the court has made a finding on the record that such
  party is entitled to issuance of  the  order  of  protection  which  may
  result  from  a  judicial  finding  of  fact,  judicial acceptance of an
  admission by the party against whom the order  was  issued  or  judicial
  finding  that  the  party  against  whom  the  order is issued has given
  knowing, intelligent and voluntary  consent  to  its  issuance.  Nothing
  herein  shall  be deemed to limit or restrict the authority of the court
  to issue a temporary order of protection on an ex parte basis.