Every single violation of the restraining order should be meticulously documented and reported to:

• Your court lawyers – So they can use it as evidence in legal proceedings.
• Your court psychologist – To provide context for the emotional and psychological impact.
• Court advisors – They can notify the relevant authorities and ensure the violations are addressed properly.

How to Document Violations Properly

1. Record Dates & Times – Keep a log of every incident with exact timestamps.
2. Gather Evidence – Screenshots, messages, emails, CCTV footage, or witness statements.
3. File a Report – Notify law enforcement when necessary and obtain a case reference number.
4. Inform the Right People – Ensure everyone involved in your case is aware of every violation.
5. Keep Copies – Maintain duplicates of all reports and evidence in a secure location.

If violations continue, the court can take further legal action, including stricter penalties or additional protective measures. Stay strong—you are doing the right thing by holding them accountable.