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Israeli lawyer explains - restraining orders?
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Israeli lawyer explains - restraining orders? ift.tt/1lblqBj Israeli Lawyer ift.tt/1dLcHpj What happens if the police get a restraining order against you? Most of you know that my practice focuses on family law – not criminal law. So why would a family law practitioner be making a video about restraining orders? Heck – some of you are probably asking what a restraining order is. A restraining order (in its family law context) is a tool used by law enforcement that basically says that a person is not allowed to go near another person. The order is usually given for a short period (initially 2-7 days) and specifies what the person is restrained from doing – e.g. from going within 200 meters from the other person. But I’ve kind given away the answer as to why a family law practitioner would be making this type of video. Restraining orders are given routinely by the police in order to calm things down between feuding couples. Once the order has been issued is that it? Unfortunately not. The restraining is just the start of the process. When the police issue the restraining order they send it to the prosecutor who decides whether or not to prosecute the person the restraining order was issued against. However, there are pro-active steps that you should be taking if a restraining order has been issued against you – steps that may even prevent the prosecutor from being able to prosecute you. Want to learn more? Check out the video to see. If you’d like to learn more about getting divorced in Israel, then take a look at my educational website at ift.tt/1dLcHpj. If you have questions about getting divorced in Israel then pick up the phone and call me. I help people with their Israel based and Israel related legal family matters every day, and I can help you. I have offices located in Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem. My U.S. phone number is (201) 696 - 3947, and my Israel phone number is (077) 200 - 8161. My email is jay.hait@orcheidin.co.il. My offices solve peoples’ family law problems, and we can solve yours too. You can download your free information booklet for people considering divorce and learn all about divorce and family law in Israel. ift.tt/1dLcHpj Download your free information booklet for people considering divorce and learn all about divorce and family law in Israel. ift.tt/1dLcHpj
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Israeli lawyer explains - restraining orders?
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Israeli lawyer explains - restraining orders? ift.tt/1lblqBj Israeli Lawyer ift.tt/1dLcHpj What happens if the police get a restraining order against you? Most of you know that my practice focuses on family law – not criminal law. So why would a family law practitioner be making a video about restraining orders? Heck – some of you are probably asking what a restraining order is. A restraining order (in its family law context) is a tool used by law enforcement that basically says that a person is not allowed to go near another person. The order is usually given for a short period (initially 2-7 days) and specifies what the person is restrained from doing – e.g. from going within 200 meters from the other person. But I’ve kind given away the answer as to why a family law practitioner would be making this type of video. Restraining orders are given routinely by the police in order to calm things down between feuding couples. Once the order has been issued is that it? Unfortunately not. The restraining is just the start of the process. When the police issue the restraining order they send it to the prosecutor who decides whether or not to prosecute the person the restraining order was issued against. However, there are pro-active steps that you should be taking if a restraining order has been issued against you – steps that may even prevent the prosecutor from being able to prosecute you. Want to learn more? Check out the video to see. If you’d like to learn more about getting divorced in Israel, then take a look at my educational website at ift.tt/1dLcHpj. If you have questions about getting divorced in Israel then pick up the phone and call me. I help people with their Israel based and Israel related legal family matters every day, and I can help you. I have offices located in Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem. My U.S. phone number is (201) 696 - 3947, and my Israel phone number is (077) 200 - 8161. My email is jay.hait@orcheidin.co.il. My offices solve peoples’ family law problems, and we can solve yours too. You can download your free information booklet for people considering divorce and learn all about divorce and family law in Israel. ift.tt/1dLcHpj Download your free information booklet for people considering divorce and learn all about divorce and family law in Israel. ift.tt/1dLcHpj
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