Restraining Order Modification Steps

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In Washington State, restraining orders can be contested in a hearing. Your friend must file a motion to modify the order, and you can testify about his character. However, you cannot modify the order yourself. Speaking to the person who filed the order may help, but its not guaranteed. Consulting a local attorney is crucial for proper guidance. Violating the order can lead to severe consequences.

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Wenatchee Washington
In Washington State:
- Restraining orders can be contested in a hearing.
- Your friend can request a modification of the order to allow him to visit you.
- He should consult a local attorney for assistance.
Remember, violating the order can lead to severe consequences.
How to request the modification? The judge already had put a verdict to it. Since I’m not who put the restraining on him, can I go do something about it? I believe he’s innocent and now he can’t come over my residence, because this other gal put her restraining on him
In Washington:
- Your friend needs to file a motion to modify the restraining order.
- You can testify in court about his character, but can't modify the order yourself.
- An attorney can guide him through the process.
Violating the order can lead to legal issues.
Ok, so I should ask kindly the person if she can drop the restraining on him
In Washington State:
- The individual with the restraining order against them must request the modification.
- Speaking to the person who filed the order may help, but it's not guaranteed.
- Your friend should seek legal advice before proceeding.