he has past documents from his first marriage that he was emotionally and physically abusvie. I am worried my kids are being or will be abused in the future. He also told the children who are 11 and 8 after a vacation they got henia tattoos and he told them if they ever get real tattoos he will cut... Read more »
answered on Sep 14, 2022
Take a criminal
Complaint against him for terroristic threatening, harassment, Harassing communications and menacing. You may also want to consider an EPO or an IPO against him as well.
answered on Sep 13, 2022
If they were never served at all then they had no notice of the restrictions. If they have a prior EPO or DVO that has restrictions in place and they violated a warrant can be issued for their arrest based on a new criminal charge of violating an EPO/DVO. An EPO or DVO by itself is a civil case but... Read more »
People until court is over or do you have to get the epo yourself
My daughters fathers girlfriend is the one who abused her and the father knew about it we are
Sure of my daughter wants
Justice
answered on Sep 12, 2022
The short answer is yes. There is no statute of limitations for felony offenses in Kentucky. She should contact law-enforcement and they can help her with this process.
answered on Aug 31, 2022
If you haven’t been convicted of any crimes since then, you should be eligible to have the assault expunged now.
Charges. And never wanted him to go to jail If I speak with a judge and explain the situation. he’s never been in trouble his entire life until now Will the judge still send him back to jail at his hearing
answered on Aug 2, 2022
He needs to hire a good lawyer to appear with him. Prosecution is up to the Commonwealth but He may be able to work something out and resolve it at court!!
The petitioner and I were never in a relationship. In court
he accused me of being the reason he nearly lost custody of his son, and for him being kicked out of his residence claiming I got his girlfriend to kick him out . It wasn't until after the first case that I found out his ex... Read more »
answered on Jul 30, 2022
You can file a complaint for harassment at your local county attorneys office in the county in which you reside.
He has a clean record, but strangulation was after he threw a glass and was bloody,, CA says found probable cause, and going to jury, can he bond out onto hip, and do i have to appear for jury? Sense I'm not pressing charges?
answered on Jul 23, 2022
Most domestic violence offenders are not released to HIP. Bond will be up to the judge. The Commonwealth is prosecuting the case so most decisions will be made by the Commonwealth Attorney.
The attorney office said to go to the court date of his hearing and tell the judge, my question is if the judge will drop the epo will my husband still be charged with assault and arrested?
answered on Jul 19, 2022
Yes. The epo is a civil proceeding whereas the assault snd battery charges are criminal. Dismissal of the epo will not have any bearing on the resolution of the criminal charges.
answered on Jul 14, 2022
None for the Petitioner. The dvo is only against Respondent.
I had a fight with my husband over a year ago and it got heated and I threatened with child protective services to file an emergency protective order against my husband. I tried to ask for it to be dropped last year and the judge said no and since then I was threatened again with cps and they said... Read more »
answered on Jul 5, 2022
You will have to go back to court and ask the judge to modify the order of protection.
My wife’s father has called and threatened me physically. He has now done this for the second time now. Both my wife and my names are on the mortgage.
answered on Jun 20, 2022
If you are not feeling safe and he is threatening you, then you must prosecute the father as fully as possible. Get a restraining order if you need to. If she does not allow you to feel safe or threatens you, you need a divorce. This is no longer a healthy relationship; you are no longer... Read more »
I my son ex girlfriend filed a epo and then dropped it and it state he don't deserve to have it on his record and it was dropped, six months later they get back together ,I let him use a mattress and a bedframe on the understanding that it belongs to me can she have another epo against him.... Read more »
answered on May 10, 2022
Most likely not on the same facts but she can on new facts if they become available.
answered on Apr 13, 2022
Usually it cannot be expunged but to have any hope at all, you would indeed need a lawyer.
hes never been in my sons life ,hes not on my sons birth certificate stalking me from prison , telling me when he gets out he coming to us , haven't spoken to him since before arrested , went to prison for assault 2nd / 10 yr sentence , scared of what he might do or take my son , and i... Read more »
answered on Mar 24, 2022
Take an epo against him and ask the court to grant a three year dvo.
answered on Mar 21, 2022
Heard on the merits means decided on the actual facts of the case rather than on a default bc you did not appear.
answered on Mar 3, 2022
The only person that is under a court restriction in an EPO case is the respondent. You can use these attempts to contact you at a hearing but you should not contact her back under any circumstances. If you hire an attorney they can contact her.
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