Can I violate my own PFA?
I have a PFA on my son’s father . He’s evicted from the property he owns. Can I get in trouble for him being on the property?
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Are you on the property as well? Why are you allowing him near you but also have a PFA against him? If you and your sons father are interacting and communicating, he is in contempt every time and a criminal conviction for criminal contempt of court can be punished by up to 6 months of jail time, and fines between $300 and $1000. In terms of your exposure to trouble, the judge may throw out the PFA if he finds out you aren’t taking it seriously. The main question, as I’ve stated earlier, why have a PFA and still interact with him?
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