When there are issues of domestic abuse in a divorce, a victim may wish to get a court order to stop an estranged spouse from contacting them. Although the terms ‘restraining order’ and ‘court ordered injection’ are used interchangeably, a restraining order is typically granted temporarily until a future hearing is held to determine if […]
Violation of Restraining Order
If a temporary restraining order (TRO) is violated, it is often up to the victim to return to court to prove the abuser has acted in contempt of the court order. In many states violations of a restraining order will result in an arrest and mandatory sentencing for violating the order. If police will not […]
Can I Make My Spouse Move Out During Divorce?
During a divorce, you may want to stay in the family home especially when are children involved. If your spouse refuses to leave, there are certain conditions under which a court can order him or her to go, particularly if the other spouse or children feel threatened. You may request a temporary order if there […]