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dismissal of protective order

I filed a protective order on behalf of my minor daughter. We decided not to pursue, so I've filed for a dismissal. I havent' been notified of the court date for the dismissal, so do I have to go to the impending court date that was set to obtain the order. In other words, does the filing of the dismissal ''protect'' me from going to the originally set court date to get the protective order. If I am a no-show, am I in contempt? I filed the complaint but will I be in trouble? Thank you.

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Posted on / Oct. 07, 2008 12:15:00

Re: dismissal of protective order

Just to be safe, I would call the Judge's office and ask to speak to the Minute Clerk, who is in charge of the docket. Tell the minute clerk what you stated here and ask if the case is still on the Court's docket for the hearing date. Likely, the hearing will have been cancelled.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Oct. 07, 2008 12:15:00

Re: dismissal of protective order

Just to be safe, I would call the Judge's office and ask to speak to the Minute Clerk, who is in charge of the docket. Tell the minute clerk what you stated here and ask if the case is still on the Court's docket for the hearing date. Likely, the hearing will have been cancelled.

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