Protection Order Compliance Guidance

Summary

Protection orders in Washington typically prohibit contact, which may include granting power of attorney. If you havent been served, avoid any actions that might violate the order. Review the orders terms and consult a local attorney for guidance.

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My boyfriend filed for a protection order against me. He said he wants to undo it but he just got arrested for something else. He wants to give me power of attorney over his impounded vehicle. I don't know if this will violate the protection order.
Hi ****! It depends on the specific terms of the protection order. Generally, protection orders prohibit direct or indirect contact, which might include granting power of attorney. You should check the exact terms of the order or consult with a local attorney to avoid potential violations.
What state are you in? This will help in providing more specific information.
Washington
****, it's crucial to understand the specific terms of the protection order in question. In Washington, protection orders typically prohibit contact, which could include granting power of attorney.
To help you further, I recommend:
- Reviewing the exact terms of the protection order.
- Consulting with a local attorney to ensure compliance and avoid legal issues.
Have you had a chance to review the terms of the protection order?
No, I haven't even been served yet. The police don't know where I live...
****, if you haven't been served yet, it's essential to avoid any actions that might unintentionally violate the protection order. Here are some steps to consider:
- Avoid Contact: Refrain from any direct or indirect contact with your boyfriend until you fully understand the protection order's terms.
- Consult an Attorney: A local attorney can provide specific advice and help you understand your legal obligations.
Is there anything else you need help with regarding this situation?