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The abuse prevention law (Chapter 209A) is designed to protect victims from abuse. The abuse prevention law allows victims to ask for a court order to protect them. This is sometimes called a 209A order, abuse prevention order, restraining order, or protective order.
If you know the defendant will sign the summons , you do not need to use a sheriff or constable to serve them. You can just mail or give the papers to the defendant.
Under Chapter 258E of the Massachusetts General Laws, judges can issue orders to protect people from harassment or abuse. Police departments have access to these orders and are required to enforce them.
Briefly, coercive control can include a pattern of behavior that causes that family or household member to reasonably fear physical harm or have a reduced sense of physical safety or autonomy including isolation, deprivation of basic needs, monitoring finances and movements, threatening to harm a child or animal,
A major consequence is that the restraining order is likely to require you, the Defendant, to leave your home, if you live with the person who receives the order. If you have children, a restraining order could prevent you from getting custody of or having visitation with your children.
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Upon breaking the terms of a restraining order, a judge may sentence the individual to a maximum of two and a half years in jail and impose a fine of up to $5,000.