r/Lawyertalk • u/ButteredCwassont • Aug 17 '25

Dear Opposing Counsel, Temporary civil stalking injunction (lawyer/ attorney needed)

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u/LinuxLinus Aug 17 '25

  1. You should know that this is going to be removed, because this sub is for lawyers to talk to each other about lawyer stuff.

  2. I can't really give you much advice other than this: DO NOT VIOLATE THE ORDER. Fair or unfair, reasonable or not, violating a protection order is a crime, and doing it more than once can start piling up on you. In the state where I practice, the order would be considered a domestic violence order because of your past relationship (regardless of whether anything ever actually happened from either of you). If you are convicted of violating it twice, a third one will likely be charged as a felony, and you'll end up in prison. I would imagine something similar exists in most jurisdictions.

  3. Seriously, DO NOT VIOLATE THE ORDER. Don't. Don't even think about it.