The police can arrest the Respondent for not obeying the Protective Order. Then the judge can order the Respondent to pay a fine or go to jail or both. A Protective Order is not a substitute for divorce. Permanent child custody, parent time and support and permanent division of property require a divorce decree.
There are three types of burns: first, second and third degrees. This categorization of burns is in relation to the layers of skin affected by the heating element. A first degree burn is a mild burn on the first layer of skin, or epidermis. A second degree burn has occurred once the first and second layers of the skin are damaged, and a third degree burn occurs beyond that.
A second-degree burn is one that affects the outer two layers of skin. The epidermis (outer layer) and dermis (the layer underneath) both sustain injury in a second-degree burn. This type of burn may be minor or it may be more serious, depending on the size of the area burned and where on the body the burn occurs. Minor second-degree burns may be self-treated; major ones require immediate medical attention. A second-degree burn usually takes no more than a few weeks to heal. If it is a minor burn, it may not leave a noticeable scar. However, a deeper burn of this type may result in scarring or even contractures near joints.