No.
To lift a restraining order a person needs to appear in front of the judge and explain that he or she wishes to drop the charges against the other person.
You must file a motion to appeal the finding and the order of the court. Be prepared to present good legal reason to the judge why the order should be withdrawn.
no because he she has a restraing order against him.
No particular documents are needed. You request a court date - go to court and state your case to the judge. The other party will be given the opportunity to state their case (if they even show up) and the the judge will decide whether or not, a restraining order is called for under GA law.
Yes.
Then they have committed civil perjury and could be found in contempt of court.
That, of course, is YOUR opinion. You can file a petition/motion with the court to contest the restraining order. The judge (if they grant your motion) will hold a hearing and determine if the order shoudl be lifted.
can a mother put a restraing order on her 19 years old daughters boyfriend?
hen you dis obey a restringing order than most times if the police are called than you get arrested for trespassing or disorderly conduct.
Depending on the state and country you live in, the laws vary. However, a restraining order CAN be lifted by the person who asked the judge to issue it by scheduling a hearing with the court, and explaining why the order of protection should be lifted. This is a general answer, but there are a lot of various situations such as when they are children involved that make the entire legal situation murkier. There are great attorneys who do wonderful "PRO BONO" (free) work for Domestic Violence organizations, I suggest you hook up with one of them before you remove any order of protection.
I actually have an appointment tomorrow to go before a judge and have it lifted from my boyfriend and I. You just have to go the the county that issued the no contact and tell them you want it lifted and they schuedule you a court date. Hope that helps and say a prayer mine goes well!
Hire an attorney OR make your own petition. List the specific reasons for the Judge as to why the "No Contact" order should be lifted (set aside). However, most judges are protective toward women and children when there has been violence, threats of violence, stalking, inappropriate behavior, etc. It may be best to let a great deal of time transpire between the original order and the date you petition to set the order aside. Then, you'd have a history of "good" actions to show the judge, including attending "classes" specific to the behaviors you were accused of doing that resulted in the "No Contact" order.