Legal Question in Family Law in California

Restraining order (civil, not criminal), no violent accusation has been brought
If a person has been convicted of violating a restraining order, can that person get a hearing (trial?) to get that decision reversed? Said another way, can the convicted person file suit against the protetected person if the protected person lied, manipulated and filed petitioned for injunction for revenge purposes. Also, say the person violated the restraining order with a nice heartfelt letter before the actual hearing for the restraining order. does it matter how order was violated? Does it matter if the protected person did all the things that she wants to be protected from, can she simply turn the tables because she wants to? Do victim support counselors educate the protected person on how to ''paint'' the restrained person ''into a corner'' before the restrained person even knows whats up? THIS CASE IS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN POMONA CALIF. Thank You. R.M.

Asked on 5/26/05, 11:18 am

Robert Mccoy Law Office Of Robert McCoy

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Re: Restraining order (civil, not criminal), no violent accusation has been bro

Your question as written is too vague to answer. I would need more detail. You may call my office for a consult.

Answered on 5/26/05, 12:58 pm

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