Easy Secret Tip to Win Your Restraining Order (DVRO) Hearing
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- čas přidán 20. 04. 2023
- In this video, we're going to unveil the #1 secret to winning your restraining order (DVRO) hearing - respondents only!
If you're wondering how you can win your restraining order (DVRO) hearing, then this video is for you! We'll share with you the #1 secret to winning your hearing, step-by-step. This secret will help you be prepared for your hearing and boost your chances of winning!
So don't miss out - watch the video now and find out the secret to winning your restraining order (DVRO) hearing!
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Thank you so much for these videos. Although my daughter needs this order forever!!! Your tips are extremely helpful
Thank you for the outside the box thinking! I love it.
She just sent pictures of our children to me, 5 days before the OP hearing.
I am petitioner , on the hearing day , do I need to share video and exhibit list before the trail day or on the trail date
In Pa. I didn't think they even asked for a written response. The courts want the accused to be muzzled in every way possible.
what if the petitioner fails to provide you their evidence within the time the judge gave us to hand each other evidence.
And how far in advance are they supposed to provide evidence?
Say in their DVRO she says "I have video". But then, they never produce the video.
for a ppo hearing can i submit a statement with my side as an exhibit
Thank you so much for your videos. Very informative! I understand that you’re not taking restraining order cases, but I have a question if you could be so kind to answer please? The judge denied my temporary restraining order for a civil restraining order because the facts did not sufficiently show active violence, etc. I did not submit any evidence because I was told that I needed to do this on the day of hearing but now I’m being told that i needed to submit the evidence before hand. Am I able to modify the
CH-100 and include my evidence? It is extremely crucial that I get this approved for my daughter safety against her school principal. I’m in a very unique complicated situation unfortunately and I’m trying to educate myself as much as I can as time is not in my side. Thank you, any deed back is greatly appreciated!
Hi Geneva,
Did the judge deny the temporary restraining order but still set a hearing date? If so, then just use the evidence at the actual hearing (following whatever procedure the judge has in place).
If you showed up at the hearing (meaning were actually in court and the judge called you up, talked to you, etc.) and the judge denied the restraining order "with prejudice" then you cannot refile unless there are new facts (in which case you can try to include the old facts as well). If you showed up at the hearing the judge denied the restraining order "without prejudice" then you can refile and use the evidence this time. (If you are not sure which one it is, then you should obtain a copy of the minute order from the hearing)
I hope that answers your question. Thank you for the kind comment!
How do you get cell phone video entered ?
You can take your laptop with you I believe and play it there. I believe you need to submit the transcript first (preferably a certified transcript) along with the audio, and or video recording.
I need help!!!
Please help me. The first OP was allowed to expire after 1 year of no contact. I never violated it (although she did). But she was given exclusive possession of the home. After another 3 months, I grew nostalgic and went to the top of the street. I saw a strange car parked in our driveway, so I went to look at it. Confused, I then went up the first 3 steps of 6 to our porch so that I could see who was in my home. It was my daughter home from college. I deduced the car belongs to her (she did not own a car before she left for college).
Unbeknownst to me, they had a Blink camera installed. My wife has now filed for another OP, saying she is in fear of her life of me.
Will the judge agree?
Car driver was none of your business, you had no business being in the street.
Based algorithmic suggestion?