Restraining Order Home Protection

Summary

In Arkansas, you can apply for a restraining order to prevent your husband from entering your home, even if you both own it. If granted, the restraining order legally prohibits him from entering the house. Violating the order is a criminal offense, and you should contact local police if he breaches it.

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So I’m getting a restraining order against my husband. I’m scared he is going to come into the home either way due to both of us owning the home. What do I need to do to prevent him from coming into the house
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. May I ask which state you're currently residing in? This is to provide you with the most accurate information relevant to your location.
Arkansas
Hello ****, in Arkansas:
- Apply for a restraining order, specifying your home as a protected area.
- If granted, he'll be prohibited from entering your home.
- Violation of the restraining order will result in legal consequences.
Do you need help finding where to apply?
So if we both own the home it doesn’t matter? I can prevent him from coming into the house ?
Hello ****, in Arkansas, if a judge issues a restraining order:
- Co-ownership of the house doesn't matter.
- He's legally bound to stay away.
- If he violates the order, it's a criminal offense.
Contact your local police if he breaches the order.