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Much like a domestic abuse restraining order or injunction, a harassment restraining order can prohibit the other person (referred to as the “respondent”) from harassing the petitioner and from being at his or her residence or anywhere else he or she might be temporarily, in addition to other restrictions.
A child abuse restraining order and injunction can protect a child much like the restraining orders described above can protect adults: The respondent can be prohibited from being at the child’s residence or anywhere the child is temporarily and from having any contact with the child.
Sometimes divorce actions can become contentious and ugly, and when they do, one parent can sometimes misguidedly make unfounded allegations against the other parent. If you have had a child abuse restraining order brought against you, protect yourself before the court puts an order in place against you for years.
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