My question involves restraining orders in the State of: West Virginia
I have a question that I was hoping this community could help answer. Lets say that an individual is on the property of a Husband and Wife. The Husband does not like the individual and requests he leaves. Now, "he" happens to be the brother of the Wife and she does not wish him to leave. In this case, who gets what they want? For instance, the Husband calls the police and when they arrive he makes it clear that he just plain out does not like his brother in law, but the Wife is totally of the opposite side.
Additionally, there has never been any violence between the Husband and brother in law, no alcohol used in either party, and nothing of the sort. He just simply does not like the individual because of whatever reason. What would happen in this situation?
I have a question that I was hoping this community could help answer. Lets say that an individual is on the property of a Husband and Wife. The Husband does not like the individual and requests he leaves. Now, "he" happens to be the brother of the Wife and she does not wish him to leave. In this case, who gets what they want? For instance, the Husband calls the police and when they arrive he makes it clear that he just plain out does not like his brother in law, but the Wife is totally of the opposite side.
Additionally, there has never been any violence between the Husband and brother in law, no alcohol used in either party, and nothing of the sort. He just simply does not like the individual because of whatever reason. What would happen in this situation?
Spouse Disagreement
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