Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Washington

restraining order legality

my 71 yr old sister issued a AHRO

angainst me in another state, which

says I cannot write letters to her

neighbors regarding her. This, it

claims, is harassment.

Is this contitutional? What about

free speech?

She is welcome to sue me for

slander if she wants, that is fine,

I feel like this is Red China stuff.

What to do , Magoo?

....seriously, how can I get this

turkey RO oveturned???

Leon


Asked on 8/24/07, 6:34 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys

Philip Rosmarin Rosmarin Law Firm

Re: restraining order legality

I'm glad you asked. Stop writing the stupid letters, and the RO will take care of itself. Your 71-year-old sister? What in the name of God is the matter with you?

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Answered on 8/24/07, 9:57 pm
Merry Kogut Key Peninsula Law

Re: restraining order legality

The question is, why did your sister obtain a TRO? Were you harassing her? Or is there something wrong with her, like dementia, that makes her be paranoid about you.

For a TRO to be valid for more than two weeks (usually), you would need to have been served and have an opportunity to appear. If not, the TRO is not valid against you.

If you are worried about your sister, please contact the police or Adult Protective Services in the state in which she lives.

If there's nothing wrong with her, why are you writing the letters?

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Answered on 8/25/07, 1:05 pm


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