Restraining Orders

As for the restraining order, it would probably depend on why you felt you needed the restraining order against her. Has she harmed or threatened to harm you? Or do you just want to be single again? As for the children, I can't see any judge giving you a restraining order against them, and may even let the wife take out a restraining order on you for trying to kick her and your innocent children out on the street. That could be considered child abuse, child endangerment or at the very least, neglect.

As for filing for divorce, anyone can do that at any time. And keep in mind, you will have to pay child support whether you choose to visit your kids or not. Although, if they are your stepchildren, then you shouldn't have to pay child support on them but, depending on the laws in Texas, you may have to pay spousal support (alimony).

How long does florida restraining order last

They can take steps to protect their child. Yes, the child is their responsibility.

An order that expires on December 17 is good until midnight on that date. At one minute after midnight on the 18th it is no longer in effect.

What kind of "minor" arrest, and "non-violent accusation" is being referred to? A 'dismissal' of the charge doesn't mean that it was erased like it never occurred - it simply means that the state chose (for whatever reason) not to prosecute you for it. It will remain on your record and to remove it you must take action to request that your record be "expunged."

Yes.

However, the marriage would require the person to violate the order, opening themselves up to criminal liability.

If you have a protective order against a person but decide you no longer want that person to stay away, you should return to the issuing court a petition to have the order withdrawn.

I think it means it did not pass or was invalid. that the courts cancelled it in a way. I think it means it did not pass or was invalid. that the courts cancelled it in a way.

Through your attorney, the sheriff's department or a process server.

wow a restraining order?! that's pretty harsh. well if your spouse was like really violent or somethin.

Mail?

Bascially, it means wife/husband or girlfriend/boyfriend, or girlfriend/girlfriend or boyfriend/boyfriend. Someone with whom you are, or have been, intimate (i.e.: shared sex) with.

In the common usage of the term where a party is restrained from contacting another party, no. However, sometimes injunctions are also called restraining orders. In that context, the municipality may be able to get an order restraining someone from doing something. For example, a person may be restrained from tearing down a building until the historical value of the building is investigated.

I think that people can only get restraining orders if it threatens your life.

other than keep the girl out of the house there's not much they can do unless the guy wants the restraining order but most likely no they can't

Jail time does depend until the court system will put them away.

Normal charges are you being arrested. In NC this is mandatory.

You can't go to jail for defaulting on a loan. The vehicle will remain in the possession of whoever has their name on the title. If the girlfriend doesn't have her name on the title, then she has to remand the vehicle to you. You both have to satisfy the loan debt, as you are jointly and severally liable for the debt. She can sue you for the amount of the equity she put into the vehicle.

No. An injunction is a court order that requires that person not to come in contact with you. As an aside, why would you want to marry a person who requires a restraining order? * An injunction can be applied to many different matters both as a restraint or an order to take action, therefore the question needs to be more specific. In general any order that is in affect and is arbitrarily violated by the petitioner becomes null and void.

Yes.

As far as the petitioner of the order is concerned, there ARE no adverse effects. As for the person AGAINST who the order was issued: They mus adhere to the oprovisions and restrictions that the order places uopopn them, which my include barring them from certain locations, or mantaining a certain distance from the petitioner, etc.. And, if it is a Domestic Violence Order, they may not possess firearms.

Since you asked this question in 'underage relationships' I assume you're a minor and your parents got a restraining order against this guy (I'm just assuming he is the older party). If that's the case and you live in the US, no, you can't marry him. To have any contact with him at all would be a violation of a court order (for which he'll go to jail).

* Yes they can, but then they would be breaking the laws associated with the Restraining Order. So would they get in trouble or would it just nullify the order?

A stipulated restraining order means: a condition or a requirement stated in the restraining order.
Stipulated is agreeing or to bargain with someone. This is usually applies to people who are married.

not sure what the problem is we were meant for each other ive pleased you in ways ive never pleased other girls and i took you out to dinner a lot and drove to your job at the coffee shop to keep an eye on you incase other guys wanted to hit on you cant we at least be friends

Only the person who requested the restraining order in the first place can request that it be removed. That person can schedule a hearing at the same court that issued it and ask that the judge cancel the order.

If a person has a restraining or protective order prohibiting the from making contact with a specific individual, all contact is prohibited, including social media.