My question involves restraining orders in the State of: Florida.
I sued for an injunction for a permanent restraining order. I ended up with a temporary restraining order after facing the judge.
Is this considered "small claims"?
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My question involves restraining orders in the State of: Florida.
I sued for an injunction for a permanent restraining order. I ended up with a temporary restraining order after facing the judge.
Is this considered "small claims"?
nope it is not a small claims procedure or venue
as far as I know, if I am reading this right?? a ro/tro is held in supreme court, you file for a TRO and that is given untill a date at wich time all parties come back to court and decide if a order of protection will be issued.
If it is getting the order you are trying to do there isnt any suing that I know of???
in my mind I use sued for a court proceding trying to get money or assets.
(If you don't know what you're talking about, leave the answering to others. Thanks.)
Scarlett, Florida does allow for certain types of injuctive relief to be granted in a small claims court, but injunctive relief may also be granted by a regular civil trial court or by a family court. If you brought your action in small claims court it was a small claims case; if you brought it in a different court it was not a small claims case. So you tell us: Was your action in small claims court?