Violating your own restraining order?
This is a discussion on Violating your own restraining order? within the Domestic Violence & Abuse forum, part of the Divorce, Separation, Annulment category; If I have a "no contact" domestic violence restraining order against me yet the other party constantly calls me for ...
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If I have a "no contact" domestic violence restraining order against me
yet the other party constantly calls me for conversation, leaves me voice mails, text messages, and picture mail, isn't that a violation of their own order? |
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Yes it is.
Keep a record of that and show it to the judge. The person cannot be contacting you and at the same time seek such an order. |
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for how long is a restraining order good for in time
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usually it is dated...check the order
and then they have to reapply if they wish otherwise it can be good until lifted |
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