SMURFEELAW
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You don't need an attorney for a restraining order but you do need a sympathetic judge. If the b/f has not "hurt" the child and or threatened to hurt ncp or the child it may be tricky but if he has even threatened to hurt the NCP or the child then NCp files for a restraining order listing the minor child as a person protected under the order then have the b/f served the second he is served he cannot be within 150 feet of the child so be prepared and call the police everytime you know he is within the 150 feet then take CP to Court for allowing this be sure to list NCPs address and CPs address and the school/day care as places he cannot go. The existence of the other child probably won't help you but when CP gets a clue (if ever she will be complaining that he is too violent to be with his child I'm sure
) How recent is the most recent charge and for what?
