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I was thinking the same thing. Initially considered handling CO on my own with guidance from an attorney here in Ohio, but I don't want to take any chances at this point. The deciding judge does not like dealing with pro se parties. He has made that clear time and time again.
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He was convicted of two M1's (reckless/knowing assault causing injury. He was charged, but not convicted of two F4's (felonious assault by way of strangulation), and obstruction of a peace officer. There was a hung jury on a child abuse charge. He gave one daughter a concussion...
Yes, you are correct. It is the child he was not convicted of assaulting.
Since this ultimately boils down to visitation, is that the order I should seek to domesticate and then add the other orders as exhibits, or should I do all orders individually?
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Visitation was already determined in divorce. I received full custody and decision making rights due to the protection order against him. He is now seeking to modify the protection order so that he can have contact with the youngest of our 3 children. Before protection order is modified, I...
My three children and I moved to another state after my ex was arrested for physically assaulting two of our children. As a result of that assault, both a civil and criminal protection order were put in place preventing him from contacting any of us. He has not had contact with the kids for 2...
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