Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat

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What difference does it make? You live in Florida. She
lives in Tennesse. Planning a little stalking trip to
Florida or something?

On 5/30/05, John in Florida wrote:
> An Order of Protection was filed against me by my EX-wife
> in the State of Tennessee. I live in Florida and was
> never officially served with an EX-Parte order of
> protection (I refused the certified letter of notice. I
> had no idea what was in the envelope). I was never given a
> chance to defend myself. Also, my ex-wife was emailing me
> with friendly emails during the time period of the Ex-
> Parte order was in effect.
>
> My question here is two fold. Was the Order of Protection
> granted violating my due process rights. Also, did my ex-
> wife's emails violate her end of the Order?