if someone is falsely accusing you and takes a restraining order aginst you how can you prove they are wrong?
407160
You can fight a restraining order in court-when they serve you with a restraining order-you are given a court date. You are bitter. Deal with your stress better. You can not blame her for controlling your life. You are the maker of your destiny. Pull your head out of your rectum!!!!
450624
Start with a restraining order. It should have more details.
670178
Your best bet is to go down to your sheriffs office or police department and have a restraining order placed against her.  This will not keep her from you, but if she does make another appearance, you can have her arrested.  Again this will not physically keep her from you, but it will provide you with some legal documentation.  The restraining order will also end her little "cry wolf" problem of filing false police reports. That is another thing!  She should be facing some kinda charges for filing false police reports.  Of course where I'm from, we do things a little different.  We don't play in Ga, you mess with us enough and they'll find you dead on one of these back roads.  There is one thing in life you don't mess with and that is someones family.  You go to messing with family and you liable to end up dead.
151760
First, there are several forms of false arrest. You can be detained by a concert organizer who closes a show and fails to tell you where the exits are. You can be detained by store security staff and threatened with prosecution. In the former, failure to indicate exits may constitute a form of false arrest. In the second, if the detention is maintained for a long period of time and is accompained with threats, without sufficient reason or probable cause for the restraint, may also constitute false arrest. Then there is the presumed  more common form performed by police. The latter is harder to prove absent a preponderance of evidence that the restraint was done maliciously and without reasonable cause. \n\nWhy do people do these things? For probably as many reasons as there are grains of sand, which is why the insistance by the courts upon an objective standard: what would a reasonable person do in the same or similar circumstances.
836228
I would request a money order or cert. check.. Im suere the loser isnt an honest person if you have a restraining order
8864
If you have charges filed against you, you may contact the court to appropriate steps to take to answer the charges.\n\nIf an order or proctection/injunction against harassment has been filed against you, you can request for a hearing before the court that issued the order/injunction.
219545
You really can't cept for filling a restraining order..I'm going throught this as well. Been going through it off and on for a few years. All you can really do is be there for your kids and try to ignore what he says. They will learn the truth soon enought.
907501
It's a "restraining order."  Some courts may also term it an "injunction."
347901
You can file a police report claiming a violation of the restraining order.  Once the report is taken the police will conduct a further investigation-interview the suspect or stage a recorded telephone call between you and the suspect where you try to elicit incriminating statements from the suspect (the police arrange the all and record the contact).  If you do not have any direct evidence (phone recordings, surveillance video, fingerprints), witness corroboration, omission of guilt from the violator, or enough circumstantial evidence (proof that is not direct evidence; instead it is evidence that taken as a whole could make a reasonable person conclude the crime was committed.\n\nIf the investigator believes they have established probable cause the crime was committed they will file the report with the District Attorney's Office.  The District Attorney will decide if they want to "press charges" against the suspect and start court proceedings.\n\nIf the Investigator does not obtain enough evidence to establish that the elements of the violation of a restraining order were committed, the report will remain on file but nothing further will probably be done.\n\nDo not attempt anything on your own that may place you in a dangerous situation.
62323
Suggest you go to DVMen.org for discussions of how the emergency protection/restraining order system is set up and has been used and abused.  Police can usually arrest where there is probable cause, and that can be established by statements of "victims."
818135
They can get a restraining order against her if she threatens them.  They don't need to waste money on a lawyer.  They just go to the police station and fill out a form, and if she threatens them again the police come out and arrest her.
277346
Anyone can sue, the question should be can the person be held for saying/writting it.  If it's true then you can't be for the simple reason it has to be false.  This is one of the reasons it's hard to sue since the person must show the statement is false, while the person defending only must show some reason that they believe it to be true.
181361
OF COURSE U CAN BECAUSE HE IS ACCUSING U OF DOING SOMETHING U DIDNT DO.\n-JUDGE TRUDY
1097323
i suggest you call the justice of the peace, and file another complaint on the events, then he will have to go to court and explain the eevents, and with you having the restraining order, the judge will sentence.
693438
How was he able to indicate this to you without violating the restraining order in the first place?
1023270
Confront them.\n\n"Why would you say such a thing?"\n\nIt will leave them speechless, and they will think twice before prejudging someone again.
168976
Call the police.  Even if it'll make U a suspect, U can't be charged with a crime until enough evidence has been gathered to prove your innocence (or your guilt).  Most importantly, be ready to testify as a witness @ the stand or have a good attorney represent U and support your case if someone tries to frame U.  Anything could happen and U need to be prepared for these uneventful cases.