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If my kids were present to a family domestic violence at there days house can I get a protective order for them?

The kids were at their dad's house and he hit his girlfriend in front of the kids. he does have a warrant DHS has came by and told me they're not going to open a case because I have the kids and they are safe and because one parent is safe they don't need to open a case now my question is can I go down and get a protective order for the children being present during a family domestic dispute
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Posted on 27-Jul-18
Advocate Gowaal
Answered on 29-Jul-18
This is my response to you: 1. You should go and get a protective order nonetheless; 2. This domestic violence could take turns for the worst; 3. Therefore engage services of a lawyer.
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Advocate Gowaal
Answered on 29-Jul-18
This is my response to you: 1. You should go and get a protective order nonetheless; 2. This domestic violence could take turns for the worst; 3. Therefore engage services of a lawyer.
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Advocate Gowaal
Answered on 29-Jul-18
This is my response to you: 1. You should go and get a protective order nonetheless; 2. This domestic violence could take turns for the worst; 3. Therefore engage services of a lawyer.
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