Davis v. Romanyshyn

Citations

• 2025 ND 18

Syllabus

A disorderly conduct restraining order may not be granted without a full evidentiary hearing. It is better practice for a petitioner to present evidence through testimony, rather than through an inadmissible affidavit and petition. The respondent shall have an opportunity to contest the restraining order by offering admissible evidence or through cross-examination. A disorderly conduct restraining order must not conflict with a parental responsibility order.