YES! The conditions required are that you feel your life in in jeopardy or that you are under the threat of great bodily harm. You do not go around getting temporary restraining orders because it is Tuesday and you do not like someone.
if she has a restraining order against you ,STAY AWAY, if she doesn't she should take one right away an d you need to go for some serious counseling
yes if they took it from you without your permission please tell a trusted adult!
Yes. The penalties depend on where you live and the circumstances around the issuing of the restraining order.
Be careful around him. I know that sounds childish, but I don't want you to get hurt. If he keeps on and you don't feel safe around him file a restraining order on him. PLEASE BE CAREFUL! Good luck and God Bless:)
Nope. If a judge ordered a restraining order, you must comply with its stipulations. There may be an appeals process, though. Check with your lawyer to find out if you can appeal the order.
That goes without saying. The person who requests a restraining order that (for example) states that person 'A' cannot come within 500 feet of person'B' ... then person 'B' is equally restrained from attempting to get within 500 feet of person 'A.' They cannot go around harassing the other person by attempting to get near them.
Naturally, that will be up to a judge to decide. But judges don't go around handing out restraining orders to people simply because they don't like someone. If that were the case, there would be restraining orders in every school, work place, neighborhood, church, etc. There has to be some sort of evidence of harassment or threat or chance of danger.
Wrapping your arm around the horse's neck.
If you are around someone, you begin to learn more about them. It is difficult to be prejudiced against someone that you know and get along with.
The courts issued restraining orders at the request of the party who requests it. If that petitioner then turns around and WILLINGLY weds the respondant it would appear to nullify, by their own choice, the court order.
Around 2,000,000 a year is given out because of domestic violence.