Contest Restraining Order For Child
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The person who requested the restraining order generally provides all of the evidence that they can to prove that the abusive or harassing behavior has taken place. They can call witnesses and submit evidence ranging from text messages and voice mail messages to medical records or police reports.
Once a protection order is granted, it is valid until the victim withdraws it. If the perpetrator lodges an appeal, the order will continue to operate until it is cancelled by the appeal court.
In the criminal court, the judge decides to make a restraining order. Furthermore, a judge may still issue the order if the defendant is found not guilty in the criminal proceedings.
If you believe that a protective order was issued against you unfairly, you can argue to have the order dissolved altogether. You will need to file a motion in court, and you will be assigned a court hearing date to present your defense. You can also request to modify the order.
A Child Protection Order is a court order granted by a Sheriff when it is believed a child is likely to be harmed or has suffered significant harm and needs to be immediately moved to keep them safe.