Why do I need a lawyer for a Greensboro 50-B protective order?
Not only will the judge prohibit the alleged assailant from having certain contact with the self-described victim or their family, the judge may also, in a Greensboro 50-B, order:
- Monetary support for the victim
- Child custody
- Child visitation
- Evict the alleged assailant and give possession of the home to the victim
- Refer child abuse cases to law enforcement for investigation and possible prosecution
- Force the assailant to go to an intense months-long costly Batterers program
- Confiscate and prohibit subsequent possession of firearms by the assailant