Full question:
What are my rights about having a protection order against me does she need just cause and actual evidence against me or can she just get one with no proof?
- Category: Misc
- Date:
- State: Indiana
Answer:
To obtain a protection order, the petitioner must show that domestic or family violence has occurred. This is typically done through a petition that outlines the reasons for the request. Actual evidence or just cause is generally required to support the claim of violence.
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