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Anonymous Dec 25, 2014 Domestic Violence 3 views 3 answers

I need help. I was given help on putting in 2 protection orders against my daughters dad and his mother for attacking me on 11-23-14. They both got 4th assault, court against them and the prosecutor is different aside from my orders, i have had one court and its going to have a all day trail soon. What does that mean whats my next step. I dont have anyone on my side and cabt afford as im starting from scratch. Can anyone please call me and just let me know what im facing. Five zero nine nine six one eight five nine two.

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Bruce Clement

Bruce Clement · Jun 15, 2026

You should call the prosecutor and ask for a conference about these two cases. Re-post this question on the criminal defense forum. See my Answers and Legal Guides on domestic violence for more information about the legal issues raised by your inquiry. Please keep in mind that although my Answers and Legal Guides are often informative, they are no substitute for legal advice from an attorney you have retained for consultation or representation. There are always exceptions to the general rules. To find my Answers and Legal Guides, click on my photo. On my home page click on "Contributor Level - View Contributions" or scroll down further and click on "Contribution - Legal Guides" or “Answers.” Scroll down the list of my Legal Guides or do a topic search in my Answers and select those which are relevant to your question. If you like my Answers and Legal Guides, please make sure you mark them as “helpful” or “best answer”. Thanks in advance for your support. © Bruce Clement

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Mildred N. PhillipsBankruptcy AttorneyDedham, MA

Mildred N. PhillipsBankruptcy AttorneyDedham, MA · Jun 15, 2026

The Prosecutor is representing the State and indirectly you. You are the witness. So, you would be working with the Prosecutor's office in preparing for your testimony. You do not need your own Attorney. You should contact the Prosecutor's office for any concerns you have regarding your testimony.

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Patrick Earl

Patrick Earl · Jun 15, 2026

You are the victim here, right? You are not represented, you are the States witness. Contact the prosecutor in charge of this matter against the defendants. If you are seeking an attorney to sue them in civil court then you would contact an attorney that does civil litigation and the attorney would take your case on a contingency fee agreement. Good luck to you.

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