if I have a restraning order on someone and they disobey it what can be done?
596101
I think you just wanted to get her name on here.
266229
All businesses have the right to refuse service to anyone.  But they really should provide you with an explanation, since you have dealt with them for a while.  One thing you can do is to contact the company and find out why they are refusing to serve you after they had been doing so for 5-1/2 years.  You can check with a manager, but you can also be prepared to follow the chain of command there, regardless of whether it's a local business, or a chain.  I hope this helps.
595166
Id say place a complaint viamany outlets to ur disposal like multiple nortariesd copries or papers sent to the head or the one who handles the "customer serves" in every department possible(but then u might be thiught of as a pest depends on the severity of the crime)in you countys court/police along with several calls almost on a daily baisis expressing ur the toll tht the current situation is a burdon on you ablity to function as a lucrative member of youthe sociaty  but remember ALWAYS on the beging of the conversation  BEING WITH A HELLO AND WHO AM I SPEAKING TO"  write the names down along withe times and dates. so u may show proof of your commitment. GL
8290
take it to court. then they cant tell you when it is convient for them.  thats what i have had to do.
333667
Failure of a party to abide by a contract does not generally allow you to not abide by the contract. Instead, you would have to sue the management office to force it to abide by the contract and compensate you for failing to do so up to that point. I would contact a lawyer.
1086598
Get a copy of the order and send it registered mail to the opposing party.  Ask the clerk at the courthouse.  If they don't cough up the property, ask the court clerk to file a lien against the opposing party.
981745
call the police and get a protection order
389894
yea go to court...... u get money and can stop it from happening again... be a hero not a zero :)\n\ntell them u bout to go to court... give them a little more time to reply and if they don't then just send them the court date and say i'll see u in court... make sure you have all ur evidence and papers against them\n\nGood Luck
971375
File a harassment case against the violator.  It is the only way to solve the problem rather than suffering in silence.
350791
no you do not have the right to refuse. You joined the military and no matter what they tell you to do if it is wrong or right you have to obey the orders. once you sign those contracts for the service you must obey orders. You can face up to a year in the brig and get dishonorable discharge from the military
857695
A restraining order would prevent them from living with you or approaching within a certain number of feet of you. These are issued if there is some evidence the person may harm you physically. If the person violates the restraining order, you call the police and they get arrested.\n\nSee a lawyer to get one issued.
836228
I would request a money order or cert. check.. Im suere the loser isnt an honest person if you have a restraining order
22566
It depends on whether if that was the reason that you are on probation. If so, then he can't force you, but he may give you an ultimatum. Saying that, its either you quit drinking or you go back to jail. I believe he/she can do that.
689009
I'm not a lawyer. But, I definitely believe that you can approach the consumer grievance redressal forum.\n\nSee http://ncdrc.nic.in/ and http://www.consumercourt.netfirms.com/ to know the procedure.
788484
u gotta go thru a process to protect everyone's rights, you, the other person, the insitution.  wheneven a person canno0t handle their own affairs it is time to take action.  if a person goes along, not much of a probelem just follow procedures.  if person does not, then you gotta get a court order
789801
Reach an agreement, or contact Citizens Advice to intervene on your bahalf
498553
Contact the police and file a report.  After he does it a few times, file for a protective order (injunction against harassment) with the court.  The police will serve him and instruct him to stop calling.  If he calls again, it will be a violation of the order and subject him to jail.  Do not call him.