Rule 9.410 Protective Proceeding—Confidential Information Order

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

If you ask the court for a protective order to keep certain personal or financial information private in a protective proceeding case, and the court grants it, you have a job to do next. You must give a copy of that order to everyone else involved in the case.

This means you cannot just get the order and file it away. You need to make sure all parties actually receive a copy, so everyone knows what information is protected and what the order requires. This keeps the process fair, since all sides need to know the rules that apply to the case.