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    Saratoga Family Law Attorney on Being Afraid of Seeing the Respondent of an OOP in Court



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      Saratoga Family Law Attorney on Being Afraid of Seeing the Respondent of an OOP in Court



      Saratoga Family Law Attorney on Being Afraid of Seeing the Respondent of an OOP in Court



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        Do you find yourself being afraid of seeing the respondent of an OOP in court? Watch this educational video, then give our attorneys a call to set up a free review.


        Question:

        What Should You Do if I’m Afraid of Seeing the Respondent of an OOP in Court?

        Answer:

        As an experienced Saratoga Family Law Attorney, I am often asked what to do if you are afraid to see the respondent of an order of protection in court.

        • If you’re afraid to see the respondent in court, reach out to a court officer outside the courtroom upon arriving at the courthouse and ask to be escorted to a room away from the respondent.
        • They will also escort you into the courtroom when you are called for your appearance and, once your case is concluded, they will escort you from the courtroom.
        • Bring a friend or a family member – or even an advocate – to court with you so that you don’t feel alone or scared.


        Are you going to court and afraid to see the respondent? Contact our experienced Saratoga Domestic Violence Attorneys today for a free consultation and case evaluation.

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