To which persons cannot a restraining order be issued?

The Supreme Court noted that in accordance with parts two and three of Article 3 of the Law of Ukraine "On Prevention and Combating Domestic Violence" (https://zakon.rada.gov.ua/laws/show/2229-19#Text), the effect of legislation on prevention and combating domestic violence, regardless of the fact of cohabitation, applies to the following persons:

1) spouse;

2) former spouse;

3) brides;

4) mother (father) or children of one spouse (former spouse) and the other spouse (former spouse);

5) persons who live (have lived) together as a family, but are not (have not been) married to each other, their parents and children;

6) persons who have a common child (children);

7) parents (mother, father) and child (children);

8) grandfather (grandmother) and grandson (granddaughter);

9) great-grandfather (great-grandmother) and great-grandson (great-granddaughter);

10) stepfather (stepmother) and stepson (stepdaughter);

11) native brothers and sisters;

12) other relatives: uncle (aunt) and nephew (niece), cousins, cousins, great-grandfather (grandmother) and great-grandson (grandson);

13) children of spouses, former spouses, fiancés, persons who have a common child (children), who are not common or adopted;

14) guardians, custodians, their children and persons who are (were) under guardianship;

15) adoptive parents, foster parents, foster carers, their children and adopted children, foster children, children who live (have lived) in the family of a foster carer.