cope.ronni
Junior Member
False accusation of child abduction
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CA
I have an order of protection against my estranged husband that protects my children and I and makes me sole parental guardian while terminating his rights completely. I obtained it while he was in jail for violating a temporary order several times.
I moved out of state shortly after but took our two children to see their father before we left. His sister contacted me and asked me for my address to give to him. She told me that a District Attorney told her to obtain my address for my husband. I refused and later received and email stating that their was a child abduction charge filed against me. My husbands sister said that since I visited him in jail my order was rendered void. I know that even if I contact him the order still stands and seeking my address through a second party is violating orders. Does anyone know what I can legally do at this point? I just don't believe that a District Attorney would ask someone to get my address for a restrained person or void an existing order based on the fact that I visited him in jail. I've researched the laws in California and either talking to a District Attorney was completely made up or the DA clearly doesn't know the law. Either way the child abduction charge is real.
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CA
I have an order of protection against my estranged husband that protects my children and I and makes me sole parental guardian while terminating his rights completely. I obtained it while he was in jail for violating a temporary order several times.
I moved out of state shortly after but took our two children to see their father before we left. His sister contacted me and asked me for my address to give to him. She told me that a District Attorney told her to obtain my address for my husband. I refused and later received and email stating that their was a child abduction charge filed against me. My husbands sister said that since I visited him in jail my order was rendered void. I know that even if I contact him the order still stands and seeking my address through a second party is violating orders. Does anyone know what I can legally do at this point? I just don't believe that a District Attorney would ask someone to get my address for a restrained person or void an existing order based on the fact that I visited him in jail. I've researched the laws in California and either talking to a District Attorney was completely made up or the DA clearly doesn't know the law. Either way the child abduction charge is real.
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