Removing Restraining Order Requirements

Summary

In New Jersey, removing a final restraining order for harassment requires proving a substantial change in circumstances. This involves demonstrating significant life changes since the order was issued, such as rehabilitation or altered behavior. Evidence like character references, therapy records, or documentation of changed circumstances is crucial.

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subtantial change
To prove a substantial change in circumstances for removing a final restraining order (FRO) in New Jersey, consider the following:
- Significant Change: Demonstrate major changes in your life since the FRO was issued.
- Evidence: Provide strong evidence such as:
- Character references
- Therapy or counseling records
- Documentation of changed behavior or lifestyle
Would you like more details on gathering evidence or the court process for removing an FRO?