Q: how do i drop a tpo with stipulations added to it to drop it
i want it dropped against my soon to be ex wife but i dont want the drug addicts around my children how do i drop it and add the stipulations
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A: You cannot drop a TPO and then add any stipulations. Any stipulations have to be contained within a court order. If you dismiss the case, no stipulations will exist. If you have filed for divorce, you can ask the divorce judge to enter a parenting plan that has the stipulations you want, but you should not dismiss the TPO until and unless that happens.
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