Restraining Order in Oregon
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Restraining Order in Oregon
Follow up: It is a restraining order granting me temporary custody of our daughter. He wants to move with his new wife and baby to Idaho – but wants this RO Dismissed – we are going to court today – I do not want it dismissed out of fear for my safety – but would like him to be able to move as far away as he would like.
Asked on June 23, 2009 under Criminal Law, Oregon
Answers:
B. B., Member, New Jersey Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
If the only thing in the RO is the temporary custody, I don't understand why he wants it dismissed, and you haven't said anything about what reasons he has given in his papers (which I assume he filed with the court, sending you a copy) for why it should be dismissed. And if the RO also includes protection for you, there's no reason to dismiss it, in my opinion, no matter how far away he moves. What's in this for you?
I really think you need to have a local attorney's advice on this, based on more facts that at least includes a full reading of the existing RO.
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