Order of protection expiring
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Order of protection expiring
My order of protection against my xagf expires soon. It had been given by the judge as a condition of her sentencing. Does anyone know if it would be possible for me to renew it even though she never violated it? I think she will probably try to make contact with me when it expires and I don't want anything to do with her. I tried contacting the district attorney assigned to my case to ask about this, but haven't heard a reply.
Here's a link on applying for an order of protection in NY: http://www.inmotiononline.org/assets...ion_in_NYS.pdf
In most places, you can apply for a civil order in family court. The DA's office would not be involved in that. I suggest you contact the family court and ask for information about obtaining one. Tell them that the judge in the criminal case had ordered one as a condition of sentence and that that order is now expiring and you want to obtain a civil order to continue the protection. Be sure to explain to the clerk and to the judge that, although she has not violated the order, you feel that the order is what has prevented any ongoing problems and that you need one for your protection.
In most places, you can apply for a civil order in family court. The DA's office would not be involved in that. I suggest you contact the family court and ask for information about obtaining one. Tell them that the judge in the criminal case had ordered one as a condition of sentence and that that order is now expiring and you want to obtain a civil order to continue the protection. Be sure to explain to the clerk and to the judge that, although she has not violated the order, you feel that the order is what has prevented any ongoing problems and that you need one for your protection.
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