“Now, she’s on her way to jail if she filed a false police report.”
Never been to Family Court, I see.
In my state, the restraining order law specifically states that, if a woman is later proven to have committed perjury to obtain a restraining order, that she cannot be charged or sanctioned.
Nothing is going to happen to this moonbat.
This answers so many questions I had regarding her demeanor after her husband was acquitted. Sorry... just had a feeling she was a bit melancholy about that in viewing video.
It’s different in FL. Anything can be claimed in the initial filing however when it goes before the judge the veracity of the claims is taken into consideration. I.e., if the filer cites events which aren’t substantiated it’ll likely get denied.
Imo her call may have been to establish grounds for a restraining order so she could get more of his S than she was going to. Also the insurance angle if he gets killed.
Wow. I know it works like that in practice (from personal experience), but that's astounding to have state sanctioned purgery enshrined in law.
Yikes - and in the meantime, your neighbors and your employer only hear about the restraining order.