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Again, it's difficult to decipher what you're talking about. There is also no need to open multiple threads about your problem. Why isn't your attorney dealing with this?

If you think that the OP is still here after 9 months to read your reply...

The matter is not yours to deal with. It would be best for you to stay out of it. These types of situations tend to get messy.

Trying to walk away certainly is resisting. If you plan on continuing this thread then please learn how to type. Your post is difficult to read. If you have been criminally charged then you need an attorney. You can discuss the specifics of your situation with him.

"On or about" is a common phrase in legal documents. It certainly does not mean that they don't know the date. You want to know if you can be convicted? Of course you can - if there was no chance then you wouldn't have been charged. If you want to defend yourself then I suggest you retain...

You can't file a motion because no action has been taken against you and there is no court case. There is nothing for you to do except comply with the law.

What you posted is hardly a motion. If that is a document you wish to submit to a court of law, then I agree that you need an attorney. Plus, I do not see any questions you are expecting anyone here to answer.

Click on Reply and type your question.

Can't afford it? Well, don't do the crime if you can't do the time.

Ex-husband. I don't know why she's so involved in her ex-husband's issues.

Maybe I'm missing something but we don't even know what the restraining order is about and who the protected person(s) actually is.

Stop trying to play Perry Mason. If you don't think your attorney is competent get another one ASAP.

The the second opinion should come from another attorney, NOT an Internet forum.

PERJURY. That's a criminal charge. Chances are you have a divorce/family law attorney working for you, so he probably wouldn't even handle that type of issue. Have you asked your attorney about it? If you have what did he say????

I love it when people have attorney's working for them but don't trust them enough to ask a simple question. If you don't like or trust your attorney then fire him and get another, otherwise... You should be asking YOUR ATTORNEY.