Summary
If a restraining order in Oregon is dropped, you should legally be able to return to your residence. If youre the dogs legal owner and its not part of the restraining order, you have the right to take your pet. For legal assistance, contact Legal Aid Services of Oregon or Oregon Law Center for free or low-cost help.Full Conversation
I was served a restraining order on Nov * and was removed from my residencen
Hello Valerie, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Which state do you live in? This will help me provide accurate information as laws differ from state to state.
On Nov * it was dropped. A couple of times I was allowed in the house but I wasn't allowed to sleep and was only allowed a few hrs at a time. Now since then I'm not allowed in the house no one answers and I haven't been able to get or see my dog for * weeks. Im living in my car
Hello Valerie, I'm sorry you're going through this. To best assist you, I need to know which state you're currently in, as the laws can differ.
Oregon
Hello Valerie, I'm sorry about your situation. In Oregon:
- If the restraining order was dropped, you should legally be able to return to your residence.
- If you're the dog's legal owner, and it's not a part of the restraining order, you have the right to take your pet.
Please consult with a local attorney for specific advice.
Im needing help finding one and the cops say it's a civil matter and won't help me
Hello Valerie, it's unfortunate you're in this situation. To find a lawyer in Oregon, you can use the Oregon State Bar's Lawyer Referral Service. They can help connect you with a local attorney. Please remember to explain your situation in detail to your chosen lawyer.
That cost money that I don't have
Hello Valerie, I understand your concern. In Oregon, there are legal aid services available that offer free or low-cost assistance. Organizations like Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO) or Oregon Law Center (OLC) may be able to help.
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