Legal Question in Family Law in Minnesota
order for protection
why does my ex husband want this order for protection re heard as a evidentuary hearing? something about the abuse part removed, I am confused
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: order for protection
I do not have the power to read other people's minds, therefore there is no way I can discern the motivations of your ex-husband.
Re: order for protection
A person responding to an Order for Protection has the right to seek an evidentiary hearing. Often, where children are involved, the respondent seeks to have a restraining order enter without any findings of abuse. Doing so removes the presumtpion that the person shoudl not be awarded custody. As a result, they live to fight another day on a custody issue.
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