Domestic Relations: Order of Protection-Sufficiency of Evidence of Predicate Acts

Defendant appealed from the order of protection, arguing that there was insufficient evidence to support the trial court’s finding that defendant’s conduct constituted stalking or harassment and that the trial court failed to consider the harm to defendant from the order of protection.

Where defendant failed to identify evidence in the record supporting his position and to confront the record evidence supporting the trial court’s factual determinations, the court found no basis to grant relief to defendant.

Judgment is affirmed.

D.D.W. v. M.F.A. (MLW No. 74557/Case No. SD36177 – 10 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, Francis, J.) Appealed from Circuit court, Butler County, Shock, J.