What do you do if a person who put a restraining order on you is calling you and harrassing you?

Answer 1

Document and try and make a tape or something to prove this activity. Once you get the information take it to the agency that issued the restraining order and make a report of your own. It is impossible for you to stay away from someone if they are coming to you.
While written documentation of when the calls come in is nice. It would be much better to get a recording of their calls OR to have someone unrelated to you and/or this situation witness this harassment.
Make sure that you in no way are in no way causing this person to react this way... If you are trying to get them in trouble by doubling back - this is a very dangerous position to take.
I wish you luck!
Claire

Answer 2

Record the phone ringing and the conversation. Call your lawyer and or the police. Make sure you record all the conversations. if that doesn't work YOU get a restraining order. If that doesn't work the only thing i can suggest is to change your number. But try one more thing first, i think the phone company can have the number blocked. GOOD LUCK!!!!

Answer 3

You have so got to file a police report, TODAY. Sounds like someone is trying to set you up for violating a restraining order.

Answer 4

Harassment

A person commits 1st degree harassment when he has been convicted of at least one of the statutorily specified felonies and, with intent to harass, annoy, alarm, or terrorize another person, he (1) threatens to kill or physically injure that person or another person and (2) communicates the threat in a manner likely to cause annoyance or alarm.

A person commits 2nd degree harassment when he (1) uses indecent or obscene language over the telephone; (2) with intent to harass, annoy, or alarm, communicates with a person in a manner likely to annoy or alarm; or (3) with intent to harass, annoy, or alarm, calls a person, regardless of whether a conversation ensues, in a manner likely to annoy or alarm.
A person commits criminal violation of a restraining order when he, as the target of the foreign order, knows of its terms and (1) fails to stay away from a person or place or (2) contacts, imposes restraints on the person or liberty of, threatens, harasses, assaults, molests, sexually assaults, or attacks another person.
The violation of a restraining order is a punishable offence. The penalty is a fine, or imprisonment for at most one year. The violation is an offence subject to public prosecution, which means that the prosecutor may bring a charge for it on his or her own initiative.

Answer 5

You call the police. If the restraining order is passed they can go to jail.

Answer 6

Check the terms of the restraining order, it may say that no contact is allowed between parties. Contact your attorney and get the individual's number blocked.

Answer 7

Keep records. Gain evidence. And you can get a restraining order against them as well and/or sue them for harassment in a civil court.

Best Wishes,

Sue

Answer 8

I've had this happen before. My boyfriends ex put one on me and him stating that we both attempted to attack her (which we weren't) but instead she ends up showing up at our house acting a complete fool and breaking windows on both of our cars. The next day we both got an order against her without telling her. A few months later, after another night of drinking she shows up again acting out, I politely went into the house and called the police and once they showed up she pretended as if everything was okay, just sitting there insuspectingly. i brought out the order and she was arrested. She has done everything in her power to break us up, now someone had to break her out OF JAIL, LOL. I HOPE YOU GET EVERYTHING YOU DESERVE TAWAUNA PERKINS, BIATCH!!!

Answer 9

call the police, they have to abide by the restraining order too.

Answer 10

Document every phone call, correspondence etc. and contact a lawyer or the police.