Can a PPO affect your job?

A PPO can have a very damaging effect on a person’s reputation/freedom, as the entry goes onto police computers, and often results in a people losing their jobs, being denied weapons permits, and facing other obstacles.

What is the difference between a restraining order and a protection order?

Restraining orders are court orders directing a person not to engage in certain behavior. A protective order is usually a short way of saying a Domestic Violence Protective Order (“DVPO”), a specific type of restraining order that is intended to protect victims of domestic violence.

What if someone lies to get a restraining order?

Yes, even if your spouse lied his/her way into getting a protective order against you, there is nothing much you can do about it except wait for the court to decide whether to cancel the order or keep it. “As a result, he is criminally charged for violating the protective order.”

What is the punishment for breaking a restraining order?

Consequences of breaching an order The penalty that may be imposed upon breach of the new section 5A restraining order is identical to that which can be imposed under section 5. On conviction on indictment, the defendant may be subject to imprisonment for a term not exceeding five years, or a fine, or both.

Can I work with a restraining order on my job?

In most cases, a restraining order should not affect your ability to do your job, and you boss may never know you have one unless you carry a gun or the person who took the restraining order out against you also works with you. For example, if you work in the same office and cannot be within 100 yards of the other person,…

What are the consequences of a restraining order against your ex?

The first impact of the restraining order is an obvious one. When you file a successful restraining order, your ex cannot come near you or contact you. There are, however, other consequences. After the restraining order, your ex could have a hard time finding employment.

When to file for a restraining order against someone?

You can file for a restraining order for many reasons. One of the most common justifications is to stop a person from contacting, harassing, or stalking you.

What behaviors can warrant a restraining order?

Here are some behaviors that can warrant a restraining order: 1 Disorderly conduct 2 Harassment of the first or second degree 3 Aggravated harassment 4 Stalking 5 Reckless endangerment 6 Menacing of the second or third degree 7 Assault of the second or third degree 8 Attempted assault 9 Sexual misconduct 10 Criminal mischief