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===What if a protection order conflicts with another family court order?=== | ===What if a protection order conflicts with another family court order?=== | ||
If you get a protection order (or even a Criminal Code order), and there’s already a parenting order in place that says something different, a few things will change. The parts of the parenting order that conflict with the protection order are suspended. For example, say there’s an existing order about parenting time. But the new protection order forbids all contact with the children. This new order trumps the old one. No time with the children will be allowed. | If you get a protection order (or even a ''Criminal Code'' order), and there’s already a parenting order in place that says something different, a few things will change. The parts of the parenting order that conflict with the protection order are suspended. For example, say there’s an existing order about parenting time. But the new protection order forbids all contact with the children. This new order trumps the old one. No time with the children will be allowed. | ||
===What if my partner pressures me to drop the criminal charges?=== | ===What if my partner pressures me to drop the criminal charges?=== | ||
