Good morning I have a question on order of protections.
My brother's girlfriend filed an order of protection against him. His girlfriend gave false information on petition. He has documented proof that information was false.
My question is..
Since she purposely gave false information will order be granted?

No one can predict that. "Proof" isn't required to get an order for protection - typically the petitioner only needs to convince the court that they are reasonably in fear of the respondent. It comes down to whether the judge feels that there is a basis for that fear or not. Even just testimony of yelling, threats, throwing things, and lots of other actions that don't ever have "proof" are often enough to get the order issued.

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