Q: How do I get a restraining order dropped that I did not want but it's through his probation?
me & my boyfriend were arguing & he would not get out of my car I pulled over parked got out to make him get out We both left my car walking about 30 min later we both came back to my vehicle I tried to get my keys ready to get into my car before he could reach & get in also I was unable to do so as he tossed the backpack in the door frame where it held the door open So he was able to get around the door & try to force his way or push his way in the vehicle but I wouldn't let him I was pushing back on him so we just kind of were like standing there I wouldn't let him in & he wouldn't get out so I just gave up was tired of arguing with him & I hopped over to the driver's seat and I let him get back in we proceeded to drive away About 5 mins later we were pulled over An off Duty cop saw my vehicle & waited to see who gos to the car I didnt want to press charges cuz no physical contact happened The cop press charge him self They charged him wit DV & DV class & Pb with a N.C.O through PB
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I'm sorry you're going through this situation. To address the restraining order that's part of his probation, you should first reach out to a legal professional who can guide you based on the specifics of your case. They can help you understand the conditions of his probation and how the restraining order fits into it.
Attend any scheduled court hearings related to the restraining order. During these hearings, you can present your perspective and any evidence that supports your desire to have the order modified or removed. It's important to communicate clearly and honestly about your experiences and why you believe the restraining order is unnecessary.
Additionally, gather any documentation or witness statements that can support your case. This might include messages, photos, or testimonies from people who were present during the incident. Working closely with your attorney and being prepared for court can increase the chances of a favorable outcome.
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