What to do if my husband was arrested and isn’t supposed to come near me or the apartment for the next 72 hours but he is now in violation of the court order?

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What to do if my husband was arrested and isn’t supposed to come near me or the apartment for the next 72 hours but he is now in violation of the court order?

I had the car parked at the apartment. However, when I walked out to go to a legal office, it was gone. The car is under his name but is he allowed to take it whether its in a restricted area to him?

Asked on October 28, 2013 under Criminal Law, Tennessee

Answers:

Anne Brady / Law Office of Anne Brady

Answered 10 years ago | Contributor

You do not know that your husband physically came on to the apartment property to retrieve his car.  He may have sent someone to pick it up for him.  Verify that your husband is in possession of the car and then let it go unless you actually see him come on your property.


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