Yeah let's hope it keeps him away. And I also wish there was a reason why OP got the restraining order.

12, the FML implies that OP is the judge that gave him it. It's a bit odd, since I thought the judge was not supposed to have any kind of connection to the accused.

OP could also be a process server.

15: Sorry, but it's not implying that. Serving someone is filing for and them receiving a restraining order or any notice stemming from Civil Court, a lot of times by court processors. . But hey, who says their occupation can't be a judge too tho right? :)

Ah, 20 beat me to it!

You're right, my mistake. I should probably try learning about the court system from something other than Hollywood films.

Impossible to say whether it's an FML or YDI without knowing the circumstances.

Like 20 said, he's most likely a process server.

Must have been so awkward for op!

Imagine Christmas...

That will certainly complicate things. Hope everything works out though.

You are boyfriend?

You lack intelligence. He couldn't serve his own father because the Judge frowns upon this. It will cause chaos. Attorneys always tell their clients (Respondent or Petitioner) not to do so unless you want to invite conflict of interest into your court case. It maybe likely that the father and son don't get along. By him serving his father calls for conflict of interest. I know this because I've studied the Law for 2 years.

34- I think you took this a little too literal... First: She probably means; Why didn't the boyfriend handle it himself? It's his father, so he should have talked to his father to get him to stop or threatened him. Second: Something tells me he did, and it didn't work. If you have to go as far as a restraining order, it's usually because you've tried all the other methods and it didn't work.

34 Dafuq?

Will someone please point out to me where it says OP's boyfriend is the one who filed for a restraining order? It'd be weird no matter who the petitioner is.

Really?

4- what's your deal with OP's father?!

I didn't know that 14 year olds could issue restraining orders.

Loool, that wasnt my comment... My friend was using my phone and posted that

I would've thought the wedding would be worse...

No Christmas gift for u then miss sensitive

The OP. Obviously.

Probably not, 14, because to "serve" means to issue the restraining order, implying that OP was actually the judge.

Never minfd, turns out I'm completely wrong. I downvoted myself in shame like a true internet samurai.

No the OP served the restraining order they didn't file it....obviously.

Yeah. It's really not that clear. OP could have served the restraining order, or caused one to be served, by filing it.

Op MUST make a commenting appearance in this one!