Violating the Domestic Violence Restraining Order and the Criminal Protective Order by my Ex Husband, what do I do?
If the police don't act on it I doubt the DA will either. If you have a DVRO then you could file for contempt.
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If the police don't act on it I doubt the DA will either. If you have a DVRO then you could file for contempt.
I think you asked this before. The answer is no even if you weren't married he couldn't kick you out just like that. Also if you were to file a...
unless there are court orders or the wife has sought a protective order then the previous orders are still in placed. Many times parents make false...
Technically it will be contempt if you refuse to follow court orders. usually if there is a safety concern then you can refuse but you must appear...
There is no federal right to counsel in a divorce proceeding even if you're indigent. Judge's have absolute immunity to personal suits. The state...
The father is allowed access to all the medical information unless there is a court order prohibiting it. If they refused they would be violating...
Yes. It is a common occurrence. Many times an issue that causes the need for a DVRO is the reason to file for divorce. Other times parents use it...
You need to file a complaint with the school and exhaust your administrative remedies if you hope to sue them.
This is not a civil rights issue. You do not have a right to prosecute a crime. Also the DA has complete discretion to prosecute or not. And last,...
Making a mistake that is inadvertent generally means you don't have a claim unless it is some type of policy or custom that would likely lead to...