Attorney Discusses How to Fight a Domestic Violence Injunction in Florida

After a petition for an injunction is filed against you, a temporary injunction will be put in place before the hearing for a permanent one is held. At this point, you should cease all contact with the filing party. Moving forward, you should contact an attorney to give ample notice of your hearing, so they have time to properly prepare your case and prove the requirements for an injunction do not exist.

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[Project-drgw]

How do you deal with an injunction brought against you by an ex wife and her mother (adverse and bias witness) when they simple fabricate and rehearse and a single line statement with no alleged actions? I am a victim of such as this for the simple reason I never said what they alleged I said. My ex and her mother stated this in court... " He said he would end it for me, our children, and himself. This claim my ex made stated she perceives that I had intentions to kill or harm her, our children and then myself? I never said anything remotely close to that at any point in time. There was another witness my ex called to the stand who was claimed to heard this statement. Once on the stand the witness admitted she was present at the time this alleged statement was made but states she did not hear any such thing adding to her testimony that I was call, collect, and respectful during the conversation that took place and she felt no fear and had no indication of danger was present for any of the involved parties. My ex was granted an injunction based on her and her mother's false statement. There were no prior acts of violents or threats that took place throughout the 7 years we were together and no acts of domestic violence what do ever. The judge agreed that there were inconsistencies in the testimony provided against me but said there wasn't enough inconsistencies to make the court suspicious? I appealed the case based on the grounds that no substantial evidence exists to prove that imminent danger was an element and was denied. I want to file a motion to dissolve but from what I hear less than 10% of these injunctions are dissolved unless you now live out of state, you have completed a drug rehab or alcohol rehab program etc. I have no alcohol or substance abuse history and I still live in the same state because I don't want to leave my children and I want to be in their lives as their father. This has been going on so long I've missed 3 birthdays along with other holidays etc. I can't get that time back and my boys are only 5 and 7 and I'm afraid that since my ex has remarried that my boys won't know me and will only know my ex wife's new husband as dad. Is there any advice you could give me? Thank you for listening

[basicprogrammer]

1. My mother in law called my house every day for 22 years on our landline phone that rang out loud, with an answering machine that was audible. That phone was supposed to be used for busines. She called at random times.

2. I finally blocked her number and instructed her to use cellular phones.

3. She became enraged for months, let it out on my wife, and my wife and I stopped having sex.

4. My wife regularly confronted me about blocking her mother's number, so I finally said "stop fucking bothering me about blocking your mother's number."

5. One day, my wife kissed me goodbye, and went to her sister's house for vacation. 2 days later, the police showed up and ordered me out of the house per a TPO.

6. At the hearing, my wife sobbed and said I sent her (my wife) a text the night before she filed calling her a b i tch and an as shole. I said I did not send the texts, but the judge said she did not believe me and ordered me out of the house for 1 year.


The year is almost up. I have had no contact with my wife or children for the entire year.

My wife's lawyer said they are going for another 2 years.


What are the chances the judge will grant an extension?