

Penalties for Violation
Violating a restraining order is a misdemeanor punishable by $10,000 in fines and up to 9 months in jail. Note that to bring forward a charge for violating a restraining order, the state must prove:
- there was a legally-valid restraining order in effect against the individual;
- the individual knew that a restraining order was issued in their name; and
- the person engaged in activity specifically prohibited by the order.
In the absence of any of the above, you may have a solid defense against your allegations. An experienced lawyer can better help you craft the right defense in your restraining order case.
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The consequences upon conviction for violating a restraining order are serious. You could face fines, jail time, and even hurdles to future employment opportunities. Don’t let an accusation ruin your life without a proper legal fight. Remember that a charge is not a conviction; you’re not guilty while we’re working on your legal strategy. Let The Singleton Law Firm deliver an aggressive defense in the courtroom to protect your rights as a defendant.
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