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Are there any grounds for dismissal if my husband filed an order of protection against me?
Asked on Dec 01st, 2011 on Criminal Law - Minnesota
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My husband filed an order of protection against me for himself and the children. We already had a no contact order in place. On the order, the alleged date of an incident is wrong by over a month. Other things he stated were vague and there are no allegations of abuse to the children. He also got each of the children's date of birth wrong. The children and I haven't been in this state, Minnesota for even 6 months, though he has. Is there grounds for dismissal?
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I'm assuming you were charged with some sort of crime (you don't say what crime). The short answer is no, if your husband got a OFP (order for protection against you) it bolsters the criminal charge against you. There is no angle to move out of Minnesota, the birthdates being wrong is a mere formality. Find a good criminal defense attorney in your area immediately.
Answered on Dec 06th, 2011 at 4:46 PM