Q: Can I go to Jail or loose my Child?

A: Your story doesn't quite add up - homeless sick people aren't ordered or should be expected to pay $50 a week in child support and people who legitimately need restraining orders don't let the offending person back into the house and involuntarily commited people who are as sick as you alledge aren't let back out - so while he may not be pleasant to be around, odds are he ain't as bad off as you are making him out to be. Anywoo, presumably the restraining order applies to him so unless you were also ordered to stay away from him - you likely did not violate the restraining order - he did. Even if you invited him. Likely the worst case scenario for you is now it will look to the Court like the things you may have stated under oath in your restraing order was a lie. So he will be able to a least use that against you - and rightly so. As to the visitation - if he is entitled to it you could get into a bit of trouble if you unilaterally deny it without some extremely good cause. Given that it seems you may have grossly over exagarated his 'sickness', you ought to think twice. However, if he is suppose to be surpervised and isn't that might be good enough cause to deny the visitation (assuming the basis for that order is legitimate which given your own admitted track record may not be). Of course, if I was involuntarily committed and had a bogus restraing order taken out on me and allowed a mere one day a week with my kid - I'd likely be pretty desperate, pissed off and seeking a little pay back too. Best of luck.