Restraining Order Legal Consequences

Summary

Violating a restraining order can lead to criminal charges in Wisconsin, even if the other party allows it. You may remove your belongings with law enforcement presence to avoid violation. If you moved your belongings back while the order was active, it could be seen as a violation. The restrained party is responsible for following the order, but the other party could also face legal consequences depending on the circumstances. Terminating a restraining order usually requires a court process, and it cant be automatically dropped even if the other party allows you to live there. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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Hello Danielle, thank you for the information. Can you please provide more details about the legal issue or question you have? This will help me provide accurate advice.
I have a restraining order on me. However my ex said he was going to drop it. So I’ve been living with him for 7 months and he has not dropped it yet. Can I legally get in trouble if he kicks me out but all of my stuff is in the house yet.
Hello Danielle,
In Wisconsin:
- Violating a restraining order can lead to criminal charges.
- Even if your ex invited you, you're at risk if the order remains active.
- You may remove your belongings with law enforcement presence to avoid violation.
Please consult with a local attorney for personal advice.
But if all of my stuff was removed when the restraining order was in place. And I moved it back in while it was in place can I get in trouble for it being there
Hi Danielle,
In Wisconsin, if you moved your belongings back whilst the restraining order was active, it could potentially be seen as a violation of that order. Always consult a local attorney for personal advice.
Would he get in trouble for letting me be there while the restraining order is in place.
Hello Danielle,
In Wisconsin:
- It's generally the restrained party's responsibility to follow the order.
- However, your ex could potentially face legal consequences depending on circumstances.
Please consult a local attorney for tailored advice.
Could I get the order dropped if he let me live there
Hello Danielle,
In Wisconsin, a restraining order's termination usually requires a court process. Even if your ex allowed you to live there, you can't automatically drop it. It's advisable to consult a local attorney for detailed guidance.