Restraining Order Process Guide

Summary

Making a statement like why dont you go die of cancer like your mother is not illegal but can have personal consequences. If your fathers attempts to communicate are unwanted, you may consider a restraining order in new york. Eligibility requires demonstrating harassment or threats. File a petition at family or supreme court, and a judge will decide on the order. A temporary order may be issued until the hearing. Consult local resources for specific filing locations.

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My name is Dale Karikas
Hi Dale! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
Is it legal if I asked my father: "Why don't you go die of cancer like your mother?"?
Hey Dale, making such a statement to your father is not illegal in itself, but it could have significant personal and relational consequences. However, if this statement is considered harassment or leads to a disturbance, it might have legal implications. Do you have any specific issues or incidents related to this statement?
My father was tries to talk to me and my twin brother, even though we don't want anything to do with him
Hey Dale, it sounds like you and your twin brother want to avoid contact with your father. In New York, you might consider getting a restraining order if his attempts to communicate are persistent and unwanted. Would you like more information about how to get a restraining order?
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Sure, here is some general information on how to get a restraining order in New York:
- Eligibility: You must demonstrate that your father has engaged in harassing, threatening, or abusive behavior.
- Filing: You can file a petition at the Family Court or the Supreme Court.
- Hearing: A judge will hear your case and determine if a restraining order is necessary.
Would you like more detailed guidance on the process?
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Since you are dealing with an ongoing issue with your father, it might be beneficial to get detailed guidance on the restraining order process.
Here are the detailed steps:
- Filing the Petition: You need to file a petition with either Family Court or Supreme Court.
- Required Information: Provide your details, your father’s details, and specific incidents of harassment or threat.
- Temporary Order of Protection: You may receive a temporary order until the hearing.
- Court Hearing: Attend the court hearing where a judge will decide on issuing a final restraining order.
Would you like information on where to file in your specific location, or do you need assistance with any other legal issues related to this matter?