If you marry someone, but have a parental rights and/or restraining order against that person, will getting married automatically cancel those?
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Anonymous
ANSWERS: 4
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Yes basically. But you need to officially withdraw it.
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Doesn't matter because you would have already violated your own order by having contact, and thus should be arrested. Restraining orders are a two way street.
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Begs the question: if the person was bad enough to deserve a restraining order, why the hell would you want to marry them?
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The parental rights case has already been dismissed, and the protection order is getting there. George- i didnt violate anything because the judge said he was aloud to call me whenever to talk to me about the kids, or to talk to them. So i didnt go against anything. I saw him/let him see children once because he was deploying for 14mos, and thought that it was the right thing to do being that theres a chance he won't come back. I only got the orders in the first place because i was pushed into doing it by everyone around me, now i'm trying to get them dismissed. 1down, 1to go now.. any other questions or remarks from anyone? and 'lady....' i hope this answered your question as well!
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