Restraining Order Dismissed at Final Hearing in Warren County Superior Court
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Belvidere NJ Temporary Restraining Order Dismissed Thanks to the Tormey Law Firm
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The Warren County restraining order attorneys of the Tormey Law Firm LLC recently represented a client facing a permanent restraining order in the Warren County Superior Court in Belvidere, New Jersey. Our client, an older gentleman, with no prior criminal history, was facing harassment as the predicate act of domestic violence for threatening to call the police and reporting that his grandchildren were being assaulted by their father. In response, their mother, our client’s daughter, filed a temporary restraining order (TRO) against him.
If granted, the client would be fingerprinted, placed in a statewide database for domestic violence offenders, could not own firearms, and the FRO could also effect any professional licenses he may have and his ability to travel in and out of the country. Finally, if you are not a US citizen, a permanent restraining order in NJ could also have immigration consequences on your status.
Civil Restraints Agreement to Settle Restraining Order Case NJ
In this case, our Warren County NJ restraining order attorneys appeared in court for the final restraining order (FRO) hearing. Prior to the hearing, we were able to discuss the case with the plaintiff and the possibility of settling the case out of court with a civil restraints agreement. This requires the plaintiff to drop the restraining order and then the parties enter into a consent agreement on the record with the judge which details any future interactions they may have. It is a positive for the defendant because this allows him to avoid a restraining order on his record and all the consequences that were detailed above. It is positive for the plaintiff because then they have something in place that prohibits the defendant from contacting them in the future and, if something happens, they can point to this agreement and file a new restraining order as well.
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Here, we were able to work out a civil restraints agreement that benefitted all involved. The restraining order was dismissed and the client was extremely satisfied with the outcome. For more information on restraining orders in NJ, contact our NJ restraining order lawyers now for immediate assistance at 201-556-1571.