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restraing order

Asked 29 April 2009 · 3 answers

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i have been caring for my stepfather in my home in florida for 2 years since my mothers death. he is now in the hospital from high blood pressure and is unable to walk due to a very bad knee,and due to be released on thursday.. his daughter wants to immediately come and take him to NY. I don't feel it is in his best interest at this time and think he needs a month or 2 to recuperate. can i get a temporary restraining order either for preventing her to enter my property or for him physically?

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Visitor answer 30 April 2009

In Florida, to get a restraining order, you must be a victim of some sort of violence, such as assault, battery, kidnapping, etc. or have reason to believe any of these will occur. So, unless you believe his daughter will cause him physical harm, you will not be able to get a restraining order. Perhaps you could sit down with his daughter and explain that you don't believe your stepfather should be moved to New York just yet.

Visitor answer 5 September 2010

I'm pretty sure you can, yes

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Visitor answer 25 February 2012

Your mother remarried obtained before property is your mother of personal property, do not need to deal with notarized. But if your mother limited to your stepfather's death, you a Fuji can through inheritance of partial heritage.

Such as thoroughly doesn't let you get his stepfather, your mother before the house property can be in a gift to you, at this time, must you bid for gift certificate, then will house property through the FangChanJu transfer ownership to your name, so that your stepfather is not completely.

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