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Originally posted by AcroSteve
I think that is basically what she has done 1st. He does have a court date on Monday.
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so, is he the respondent/defendant?
if SHE is granted an order of protection, it will be to his advantage as long as he makes darn sure he has access to his children. he needs to make sure she does not include the children as "protected parties". hopefully, he will keep temporary custody.
when there is an order of protection in effect, it not only orders HIM to stay away/not contact HER, it also works in the other direction. even if SHE is granted the OP, if she initiates contact with him in any way, SHE will be in violation of it.