Legal Question in Civil Litigation in California

Restraining order contact by plaintiff
I recently had mutual restraining orders agreed to after the plaintiff had tried on four other occasions (unsuccesfully) to have one placed against me. My attorney decided that I should agree to mutual restraining orders with no firearms limitations (which I did) so as to not have to continually go through this process.

However, the attorney on the plaintiffs side was also named in the restraining order as one that I was not to contact. However, he has begun to contact me even though he is aware of the restraining order. Isn't that a violation for a plaintiff and/or individual with a restraining order to contact the ''restrained'' individual??

Asked on 5/12/03, 10:56 pm

Alvin Tenner Law Office of Alvin G. Tenner

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Re: Restraining order contact by plaintiff

It sounds like it, however you should contact your attorney.

Answered on 5/13/03, 7:07 pm

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