Protecting Children From Harassment

Summary

In North Carolina, you can file a 50C No-Contact Order to protect your children from non-family members and a 50B Domestic Violence Protective Order for family members. Constant false reports and unwanted texts can be considered harassment if they cause substantial emotional distress. Always consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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Can i file a * c order to keep someone away from my kids
Hello ****, to provide you with the most accurate advice, I need to know your location as laws vary by region. Could you please provide that information?
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Hello ****, in North Carolina, you may file a "50C No-Contact Order" if you believe your children are being stalked or being subjected to non-consensual sexual conduct. However, the person must not be a family member or current/former household member.
What order can be done to keep a family member away
In North Carolina, you can file a "50B Domestic Violence Protective Order" to protect your children from a family member. This order can prohibit the person from interacting with your children. Remember:
- This order is for family or household members.
- It requires evidence of attempted bodily injury, sexual assault, or harassment causing substantial emotional distress.
Would constant false reports count has harassment
Yes, in North Carolina, constant false reports could potentially be seen as harassment, especially if they cause substantial emotional distress. However, exact interpretation would depend on the specific circumstances and the court's judgement.
If i told someone to stop texting me amd they dont os that harassment
Yes, in North Carolina, if you've asked someone to stop texting you and they continue, it could be considered harassment. However, the severity and nature of the texts matter. Always consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.