chuckies12
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California
My daughter has a restraining order (non clets) against me, which is a long story about lies my daughter made up against my husband and I. Police have nothing against us in the paperwork. We did not go to court because we didn't want to cause problems with my family. We came to an agreement that allowed us to see our grandchildren at certain times. My daughter has flip-flopped so much in the last year of this RO. She has mentally lost it and is making up lies after lies. I told a neighbor of hers that I went by my daughters house (which was an invite), she told my daughter and I was told by the police that my daughter is bringing charges against me. This supposedly happened 2 weeks ago (which is NOT when the mutual invite happened). The police said my daughter has to officially sign the papers on Thurs, so I wont know until next Monday.
The person that is the neighbor is also a well known drunk, not credible. There is no proof of me being there on any other time then the one mutual visit. What is going to happen to me? What can we do to protect ourselves against lies? We live in a small town, so we driveby each other often, mostly her driving by my store which is on a small "main" street in town. Any advice is appreciated.
Agnes
My daughter has a restraining order (non clets) against me, which is a long story about lies my daughter made up against my husband and I. Police have nothing against us in the paperwork. We did not go to court because we didn't want to cause problems with my family. We came to an agreement that allowed us to see our grandchildren at certain times. My daughter has flip-flopped so much in the last year of this RO. She has mentally lost it and is making up lies after lies. I told a neighbor of hers that I went by my daughters house (which was an invite), she told my daughter and I was told by the police that my daughter is bringing charges against me. This supposedly happened 2 weeks ago (which is NOT when the mutual invite happened). The police said my daughter has to officially sign the papers on Thurs, so I wont know until next Monday.
The person that is the neighbor is also a well known drunk, not credible. There is no proof of me being there on any other time then the one mutual visit. What is going to happen to me? What can we do to protect ourselves against lies? We live in a small town, so we driveby each other often, mostly her driving by my store which is on a small "main" street in town. Any advice is appreciated.
Agnes