Summary
In Hawaii, terminating an order of protection involves filing a motion in court. Compliance with the order and ongoing treatment can positively influence the courts decision. While the process is civil, violations can lead to criminal charges. Legal aid services may offer assistance if you cannot afford a lawyer. Your compliance and treatment efforts improve your chances, but outcomes are not guaranteed. Stay informed about court dates and consider seeking further guidance from legal aid services.Full Conversation
Will an order of protection against me get terminated if I was found not guilty by reason of insanity and it's been past one year since the order went into effect with no violations. I was released from the hospital and am getting treatment and taking medication
In Hawaii, the termination of an order of protection depends on several factors, including the specific terms of the order and any court decisions. Generally:
- Orders can be modified or terminated by the court.
- You may need to file a motion to request termination.
- Continued compliance and treatment can be favorable.
Have you considered consulting with a lawyer to assist with the motion?
No I can't afford a lawyer
It sounds like you're looking to terminate an order of protection. In Hawaii, you might need to file a motion in court to request its termination. Have you checked if there are any legal aid services available that might assist you for free or at a low cost?
Well I filed the paperwork already and paid the fee
It's great that you've already filed the paperwork and paid the fee. Now, you should keep track of any court dates or requests for additional information. If you haven't already, you might want to contact local legal aid services for further guidance. They can sometimes offer assistance or advice for free or at a reduced cost. Is there anything specific you're unsure about regarding the next steps?
Is this considered a criminal matter
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In Hawaii, an order of protection is typically a civil matter, not a criminal one. However, violating such an order can lead to criminal charges. Since you've been found not guilty by reason of insanity, the focus is on the civil aspects unless there's a violation. If you need further assistance, consider reaching out to legal aid services for guidance on your situation.
Okay does it look like I will win though? What are my chances. Do I stand more than a fifty percent chance of getting the order terminated
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In Hawaii, the termination of an order of protection depends on several factors, including the specific terms of the order and your compliance. You've taken positive steps by completing treatment and having no violations. While there's no guaranteed outcome, your compliance and treatment increase your chances. Keep prepared for court and consider any legal aid options.
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