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i have a restraining order i was talked into this agreement , that i would have a FRO as long as i vacate the residence
Asked on Dec 11th, 2012 on Civil Rights - New Jersey
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when i went to court my plan was to ask for postponement, the defendents lawyer had a lady from the courts talk to me i feel i was scared into this agreement i have 2 sons that are in high school, we will be homeless, what could happen if i break this agreement?? I went to camden county courts because it does say on you must appear before this court for a rehearing, when i was told it would take 3 weeks, and then it would be to late, so they said sorry, could u please help me
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an FRO is a serious order which can only be changed by the judge who signed the order. you cannot violate the order. did you have the rehearing ? you would have to present extremely compelling testimony at the rehearing which supports your position. these are difficult cases to win. i would need more facts to determine if you have a chance to reverse the order. ed dimon, esq. 732-797-1600
Answered on Dec 12th, 2012 at 1:37 PM