An Arizona father repeatedly travelled to Michigan to see his child under a custody order, but the mother obtained a protection order accusing him of harassment; an October 23 appeals court ordered that protection order cancelled
- A father who repeatedly travelled from Arizona to Michigan to see his child under a court-ordered custody agreement has won an appeal to clear his name.
- The decision came after a court cancelled a protection order that the child's mother had obtained against him.
- In a ruling issued on October 23, 2026, the Michigan Court of Appeals overturned a lower court decision that had kept an emergency personal protection order in place against the father.
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- A father who repeatedly travelled from Arizona to Michigan to see his child under a court-ordered custody agreement has won an appeal to clear his name.
- The decision came after a court cancelled a protection order that the child's mother had obtained against him.
- In a ruling issued on October 23, 2026, the Michigan Court of Appeals overturned a lower court decision that had kept an emergency personal protection order in place against the father.
Sources: Times of India