Restraining Order Court Process

Summary

In Arkansas, if you feel threatened, you can apply for a Protective Order. Legal representation is advisable for assault charges. Document evidence of abuse for your defense. If a restraining order is issued against you, consult a lawyer, gather evidence, and request a hearing to challenge it. In court, the judge will review evidence from both sides and decide on the necessity of the restraining order. Consult a local attorney for specific advice.

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My name is Meredith and I'm in Piggott , AR . In Clay Co.
Hello Meredith, I'd be happy to help with your restraining order questions. Could you please clarify the specific issues or concerns you have about obtaining a restraining order in Clay County, Arkansas?
Ok my husband and I have been together for * yrs now married * so like any couples we have fights .But we always gets over them and move on .Until this last one where he got up in my face cussing me calling me the C u next Tuesday word and stuff so I pushed him. He called the cops saying I busted his lip and I went to jail.
Hello Meredith,
Based on your situation, here are some legal considerations in Arkansas:
- If you feel threatened, you can apply for a Protective Order.
- You may need legal representation for the assault charge.
- Document any evidence of abuse for your defense.
Remember, this is general advice. Consult with a local attorney for your specific situation.
I OR'd out that very next morning and this was like a week or two ago now well 2 days ago I was put out of our home because he went and got a restraining order against me.
Hello Meredith, I see you're facing a difficult situation. Here are your possible steps:
- Consult a lawyer about your restraining order.
- Gather all possible evidence of your innocence.
- You may request a hearing to challenge the order.
This is general advice, consult with a local attorney for tailored advice.
My question is what's gonna happen in court and can they make me get out of my house like that ?
Hello Meredith, in court:
- The judge will review evidence from both sides.
- If the judge believes the Restraining Order is necessary, it could be extended.
- You might be able to return home if it's deemed safe and you didn't commit a violent act there.
Please consult a local attorney for advice specific to your situation.
Ty
You're welcome, Meredith. If you have further questions or need more information about your situation, feel free to ask. Remember, it's advisable to consult with a local attorney for guidance specific to your circumstances.