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What happens if the Order of Protection is knowingly violated?

April 26, 2017happens knowingly Violated

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What happens if the Order of Protection is knowingly violated?

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A Restraining Order can: • Can do all that an Order for Protection does. • May also order child support or • Order maintenance income or • Assign property to either party or • Establish permanent child custody or • Establish use of family home.