Domestic Violence Injunction / Restraining Order
In Florida, violating a Domestic Violence Injunction (or commonly known as a Restraining Order) will result in you facing a jail or prison sentence. Once a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) (Temporary Injunction) or FRO (Final Restraining Order) has been issued against you, your violation of it will result in a criminal charge or contempt of […]
Injunction – Can I have Contact? But They’re Contacting Me!
The protected party cannot be charged with violating it, even if that person initiates the contact. There are often circumstances which can mitigate the finding of contempt or charges being placed, but “no contact” means no contact. So even if you beat the wrap, you’re taking the ride. There are often efforts of ‘reconciliation’ between […]