Neighbor upstairs is being abused by childrens father what can I do, not safe environment for her children anything I can do

I agree with Ms. Golden that you should contact CPS. If the allegation is based on specific facts it shouldn't matter if you have a current case...

Domestic Violence Restraining Order - Dangerous?

If he has been charged criminally, you can call a victim advocate (or a prosecutor) who will help you. As a victim and a potential witness, you...

How would I get a restraining order I put on my boyfriend lifted so we can be together?

Depends on whether it's civil or criminal, but in general, dissolving a restraining order is going to depend on you requesting that the order be...

Can a restraining order (active or removed) hurt another case? Is it mandatory to file for full custody w monitored visitations

Is the restraining order through the criminal case? If so, the party that order is intended to protect might be able to get it lifted by...

What do about being harassed by dyfs that was send by my kids father and now he has ppl assaulting my family .

It sounds like you have several issues here which have the same cause: your ex spouse. But I think based on the information you provide there are...

Sometimes two jurisdictions might have an interest in the case but that would only be if the child had ties to both counties. You might try...

Appeal denied by my employer

No one has answered your question yet, possibly because this seems more like an employment law question than a domestic violence question. It...

How and where can I file domestic violence against my husband? We where separated at the time this happened and still are.

You can report the incident by filling out a police report, although police might take the charge less seriously since you've waited this long. ...

How do i get rid of a restraining order between me & my spouse?

Threatening with a weapon can be an assault. Assault is basically making a person fear immediate bodily harm, not actually hitting or harming the...

Technically, any time someone lies under oath, whether it's in court or in an affidavit, he or she is guilty of committing the crime of perjury. ...