Restraining order
If a defendant accepts to a restraining order on the basis of no fact no findings can the restraining order case be reopened and fought by the defendant in future?
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Joseph A Lo PiccoloCriminal Defense AttorneyGarden City, NY ·
Criminal case---no.
Family court--potentially.
Joseph A. Lo Piccolo, Esq.
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Garden City, NY 11530
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Jay K GoldbergCriminal Defense AttorneyNew York, NY ·
Undoing a determination is very difficult. There are only limited bases for doing so. You need to review all fact with an attorney.
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Henry Lebensbaum ·
This sounds very odd. I would urge this person to speak to a local attorney who is very familiar with restraining orders.
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