Order Of Protection Enforcement

Summary

In Illinois, if an order of protection includes a child, the ex-partner must comply with its terms. If violated, police can enforce the order, potentially leading to immediate arrest. The case may be referred to the States Attorney for prosecution. Violations can result in charges like contempt of court, with penalties including fines or jail time. Its crucial to report violations to the police and consult a local attorney for guidance.

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So if the child is at his house and the police come to serve him, then he has to give our child to me right?
In Illinois, if you have an order of protection that includes your child, your ex must comply with the terms. If the police are involved in serving the order, they will ensure it's enforced, meaning your child should be returned to you. It's best to consult with a local attorney for guidance.
What if he doesn’t
If your ex doesn't comply with the order of protection, you should contact the police immediately. They can enforce the order and ensure your child's return. It's crucial to have the order documented and easily accessible. Consulting a local attorney can provide additional support and guidance. Do you need help finding a local attorney?
What would the charges be on him if he doesn’t
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In Illinois, if your ex violates an order of protection by not returning your child, he could face charges such as contempt of court, which could lead to penalties like fines or jail time. It is important to report any violations to the police immediately.
Would you like to know more about enforcing the order or any other related information?
Would he go directly to jail or would the cops type the report and send it to the states attorney office to see if they want to pursue the case
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In Illinois, if someone violates an order of protection, they may be arrested immediately. The police will typically document the incident and may take the violator into custody. The case is then referred to the State's Attorney for potential prosecution. Would you like more information on legal procedures or steps you can take?
So if he doesn’t give me my son once the cops show up and serve him, he goes to jail right
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In Illinois, if your ex violates an order of protection by not returning your child, he might be arrested on the spot. However, the police may first document the incident and refer it to the State's Attorney for further action. Would you like more information on legal procedures or steps?