Order Of Protection Guidelines

Summary

An order of protection in Hawaii typically restricts both direct and indirect contact with protected individuals. Asking someone living with them to deliver your mail could be seen as a violation. Even if indirect communication isnt explicitly mentioned, its best to avoid any potential breaches. Consider using a neutral third party or mail forwarding service for mail delivery. Consulting a local attorney to review your specific order is advisable for personalized guidance.

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If you have an order of protection against you can you ask a person living with the protected people to bring you your mail
An order of protection usually includes specific restrictions on contact and proximity to the protected individuals. In Hawaii, violating an order of protection can have serious consequences. Here are some general points:
- Contact restrictions typically extend to indirect communication.
- Asking someone living with the protected individuals to deliver your mail could be considered a violation.
To ensure you comply with the order, it's best to seek alternative ways to receive your mail, such as through a neutral third party or a mail forwarding service. If you have any doubts, consulting a local attorney for personalized advice would be wise.
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What if it doesn't state that
If the order of protection doesn't explicitly mention restrictions on indirect communication, it's still wise to err on the side of caution. Even if not specified, indirect contact could be interpreted as a violation. Consulting a local attorney to review the specific terms of your order is the safest approach. Do you need help finding a local lawyer?
I'm not asking to bother the protected people it's just that the other person has access to my mail
I understand your concern. Even if the other person has access to your mail, it's important to follow the terms of the order of protection carefully. Would you like assistance in finding a local lawyer who can help review the specifics of your order and provide clear guidance?