Q: Can my wife get a PPO without proof of privacy violation?
Can my wife be granted a PPO at a hearing if she believes I violated her privacy without actual proof, based on an incident where I accidentally made holes in the bathroom wall while looking for studs to move mirrors? I was on the phone with a coworker when this happened, and I put the mirrors back to cover the holes until I could fix them. My wife, who is having an affair, thinks I was watching her through the holes. Additionally, are there any considerations regarding her belief without tangible evidence, given I have a witness?
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