Stopping Temporary Protective Order

Summary

In Iowa, to stop a temporary protective order, its crucial to abide by the orders terms, gather evidence showing no threat, and seek legal representation. If someone breaks into the house after filing the order, its considered a crime and should be reported. Video evidence can be used in court and can strengthen the case against the protective order.

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How can I help my nephew stop a temporary protective order peacefully so it doesn't get ugly
Hello ****, the process can vary depending on your location. Could you please let me know where your nephew is currently residing?
Iowa
Hello ****, here are some steps your nephew can take in Iowa:
*. Abide by the protective order's terms to avoid any escalation.
*. Gather evidence to show he poses no threat.
*. Seek legal representation for the hearing.
Please note, violation of a protective order can lead to criminal charges.
Does it matter that the person broke into his house while he wasn't and it was right after the person filed the protective order
Yes, it does matter. In Iowa:
- Breaking and entering is a crime, regardless of protective orders.
- Evidence of this could help your nephew's case.
- He should report it to the police immediately and seek legal advice.
He did, and has video from neighbor
That's very helpful. In Iowa:
- Video evidence can be used in court.
- He should provide this to his lawyer.
- This could strengthen his case against the protective order.
Ok thank you
You're welcome, ****! If there's anything else you need to know, feel free to ask. Remember, it's important for your nephew to work closely with his lawyer to handle this situation.