Violation of a restraining order can be filed as a criminal contempt action in court.
Violators can be arrested and taken into custody, charges can be brought either as a felony or misdemeanor and result in jail/prison time and imposition of fines and probation period.
Repeat offenses can result in stricter punishment and added charges such as criminal threats or stalking.
Duration of restraining orders can last anywhere from several months up to five years. Violation of a restraining order is a serious offense and not to be taken lightly which is why it is important to obtain the best possible representation in defense of a restraining order violation.
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