Regarding my previous question, the "answer option" is closed.. 
	
	
		So it's posted here:The address is confidential (again,it has nothing to do with the matter) because my wife obtained it from Family Court while I was hospitalized for a serious condition and could not leave. With my social worker by my side, she made a call to the judge's chambers, explaining the situation, and was reassured that the hearing would be adjourned. Imagine my shock when 2 NYPD officers showed up at my door with the Order of Protection!Anyway, I decided not to fight it, because I had no desire to find out their addresses, and even if I did, I am prohibited from getting within 250' of them, except for court appearances and supervised visits w/my daughter. The police were called by me on several occasions before she beat me up; I refused to press charges. A female officer responded once an was very perceptive, telling me that if she EVER lays a hand on me again, we'll have her arrested. She outweighs me by 50 lbs.The officer surprised me by coming by the following week to see HOW I WAS, not her! She even underwent court-ordered anger management classes. I was not so ordered. Judges like to err on the side of caution involving documented domestic violence cases. Unfortunately, many a wife has died with an Order of Protection in their hands. Can't fault the judiciary for this; "better safe than sorry."