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brevercomb

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I live in Ohio, in my divorce decree it states that during child visitations my former husband will no consume alchol 12 hours before or during visitations. I need to know the proper fastest way to enforce this order (it has taken 9 months just to get on the court docket to get my childrens child support arreages enforced) please help me.
 


I AM ALWAYS LIABLE

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My response:

First, report his intoxication to the police - - that his intoxication is endangering the child, and for them to come get him;

Second, get into court today and file for a Temporary Restraining Order (Order of Protection). You'll fill out the papers, get into court immediately, the judge will sign the Order, and you'll have the Order served on him - - to stay away;

Third, file an Order to Show Cause Re: Contempt of Court due to the order that he is violating. You'll be in and out of court in a few weeks.

IAAL
 

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