Can a restraining order in Massachusetts turn into a crime during the hearing?
Calling someone a lot is not criminal, although it could be annoying. If you weren't threatening her, she has no basis for a "209A" restraining...
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Calling someone a lot is not criminal, although it could be annoying. If you weren't threatening her, she has no basis for a "209A" restraining...
I may not fully understand your question, but it sounds like the orders are based on incorrect and/or mistaken information. You need to speak with...
It sounds like you have reason to press criminal charges. That could be a good deterrent depending on the circumstances.
I don't see any affect on your benefits as you won't have added income. She may have to report the room and board as added income, but you should...
Not enough info to answer, but my guess is that if they aren't involved in your life now and your child was not involved in the DV incident, that...
This is not a probate question. I am changing it to real estate for you to get the help you need.
Probably you will need father's consent and/or a court order allowing it as the father has visitation rights and moving will have an impact on his...
Probably not, but maybe there's a loophole in WA. Typically, however, recordings can only be used if the other side consents to being recorded. ...
It sounds as if he is already making your life a living hell, and "on a daily basis". At least if you remove him from your daily life you can get...
I agree with Attorney Owens that more info is required, but you will need to show that you have custody and that the name change is not being done...