Protection Order Appeal Process

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If you believe a protection order was unjustly served or a judge lied about service in Washington state, you can appeal the order. File a complaint with the Washington State Commission on Judicial Conduct by downloading their form, filling in the details, and mailing it. Consult a local attorney or legal aid service for personalized advice.

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A protection order was served and the judge lied about service. My order was dismissed and she filed one against me without my knowledge and won.
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, Michelle. To better understand, could you let me know which country and state this happened in? Laws can vary greatly by location.
USA Washington state
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, Michelle. In Washington state:
- You can appeal a protection order if you believe there are grounds for it.
- It is unlawful for a judge to lie about service.
May I suggest you consult a local attorney to discuss your options?
I don't have one but I didn't know about the order.
I understand your concern. You can:
- File an appeal if you believe an error was made.
- File a complaint against the judge with the Washington State Commission on Judicial Conduct.
- Seek advice from a local legal aid service.
Remember, this information is general and it's best to consult a legal professional.
How do I file a complaint if I didn't know it was served
To file a complaint with the Washington State Commission on Judicial Conduct, follow these steps:
- Download the complaint form from their website
- Fill in the details about the judge and your case
- Sign and mail it to the Commission's office
Remember to consult a legal professional for specific advice.