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vinson v adams 192 sw3d 492

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Vinson v. Adams, 192 S.W.3d 492
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Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District / Mar 10, 2026

L.J.F. vs. J.F.G.

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Citation: Vinson v. Adams, 192 S.W.3d 492

The court affirmed the circuit court's renewal of a full order of protection against Father, which was made effective for his lifetime. The order prohibits Father from communicating with or coming within 100 feet of Mother, except for communications concerning their shared child, based on findings that Father engaged in stalking, harassment, and coercion that posed a serious danger to Mother's physical or mental health.

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