Then she would have a TRO Temporary Restraining Order at this time and will have to go to court where he has the opportunity/right to answer her complaint. THEN she would get a PO if the judge grants it.
Not sure how it is in Texas, in my state where I have my 5 year Order of Protection against my EX, if I were to talk to him [call him] if he answered my call or met with me, he would be arrested. If I had him in my home or met him somewhere then I am not protected. For those of us who have these orders because we have been assalted, we take them seriously because they are there to keep us safe by giving us an option of having a resource to call and put them in [back in] jail. When you have been physically assaulted, you want and need that option.
"What happens to BD if she violates the PO?"
As for your question, if she does she didn't take it seriously and isn't worried about her safety. Several of us on this thread who have



understand that if she has contact then it is a misuse of the PO process. There are people who really need them, to just use it as a ploy is pathetic. Up thread I posted Texas PO and RO regs links that will tell you the legal ramifications for her.