loves2bmom
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Believe it or not, you're wrong. the way the process works, the judge grants a temporary restraining order based solely on the allegations of the person requesting it. No proof has to be provided unless/until the other party challenges. Since Terri never challenged - because she'd then be in the same pickle she's worked to avoid through abatement - Kaine never had to provide any evidence to support his allegations.
Desquire...thanks for chiming in on this thread so we don't have to go back and forth to the lawyer thread. I appreciate it so much! (or if I need to post it there...someone slap me upside the head..LOL)
Since the abatement was granted, doesn't that mean no motions can be filed with regards to visitation with Baby? The Civil proceedings are effectively halted? I thought I read that somewhere but it's all so confusing that I could have it wrong.