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What is important to know about consent without admission?
Answer:
You can consent to a family court order, in a family offense proceeding or a proceeding to enforce an order of custody, without admitting to violating an order or to any specific act of wrongdoing. That is, often a settlement to resolve such proceedings without a trial. The other party would receive their order of protection, or receive a finding that an order has been violated, but you would not be specifically faulted for any specific action.
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“The staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable. They truly care about their clients and walk you through the process every step of the way. I highly recommend Jean and her team for any legal needs.”
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