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What if there is a restraining or protective order in place?

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What if there is a restraining or protective order in place?

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The mediator should be informed about the existence of any such order, well in advance of the mediation. Most judges are of the opinion that being together at a mediation session is not a violation of a restraining or protective order. It would be a violation if any threats of, or acts of physical violence were to occur. Brian Florence will help assure that each side’s interest is protected and that all parties can feel safe. He insists that parties leave separately following mediation whenever an order of this nature is in effect. If you have any additional concerns or questions, you should consult your lawyer.

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