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I represent clients primarily in the Twin Cities seven-county metro area. Contact me for more information.

• Roseville (MN)
• Ramsey County
• Arden Hills
• Columbia Heights
• Falcon Heights
• Fridley
• Hennepin County
• Little Canada
• Maplewood
• Minneapolis
• Mounds View
• New Brighton
• North Oaks
• Shoreview
• St. Anthony Village
• St. Paul
• Vadnais Heights
• Washington County
• White Bear
• Woodbury

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Violating any provision of a temporary order or restraining order is punishable by contempt and punishable as a misdemeanor in criminal court, even if the temporary restraining order originates in a divorce in Minnesota family court.

A misdemeanor carries a maximum sentence of up to 1 year in jail and a $1000 fine under Minnesota criminal law.

Certain provisions, if violated, may carry additional penalties. For example, physical abuse might be both a violation of a temporary order and a violation of the criminal code.