Appealing Restraining Order Process

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Appealing a final restraining order in New Jersey requires filing a Notice of Appeal within 45 days, preparing the Record on Appeal, and submitting briefs. The victim is not required to be present, and the appellant typically does not need to attend. Appeals focus on legal arguments and the original trial record. Consult an attorney for specific guidance.

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does the victim of the final restraining order have to be there
In New Jersey, during the appeal process of a final restraining order, the victim is not required to be present. The appeals are generally based on legal arguments and the record from the original trial, rather than new testimony. Would you like information on local resources or contact details for the court handling your case?
will i be present during the appeal
In New Jersey, during the appeal of a final restraining order, you typically do not have to be physically present. Appeals are usually based on legal briefs and the existing record, though oral arguments may occur. It's best to consult with your attorney for specific guidance. Do you need contact details for the court handling your case?