My question involves restraining orders in the State of: Indiana
Jill goes to Indiana and files to get an emergency protection order against Jack who still lives in Ohio. Jill is trying to get sole custody of children (never married but paternity has been proven) and cut Jack completely out. Jill has photographic evidence of abuse to show judge in Indiana so order is granted. Jack's attorney finds out the photos used were fake. Does Jill face any consequences for falsifying the report? The judge in Ohio granted Jack an ex parte order to have the children returned to Ohio immediately and into his custody. That order was served last week and Jill has still not complied. I will also post in the custody forum for more info regarding that, but wanted to know what would happen to Jill for lying about abuse.
Jill goes to Indiana and files to get an emergency protection order against Jack who still lives in Ohio. Jill is trying to get sole custody of children (never married but paternity has been proven) and cut Jack completely out. Jill has photographic evidence of abuse to show judge in Indiana so order is granted. Jack's attorney finds out the photos used were fake. Does Jill face any consequences for falsifying the report? The judge in Ohio granted Jack an ex parte order to have the children returned to Ohio immediately and into his custody. That order was served last week and Jill has still not complied. I will also post in the custody forum for more info regarding that, but wanted to know what would happen to Jill for lying about abuse.
Establishment: What to Do if False Information Was Used to Get a Protection Order
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