Lenders may make loans to veterans greater than the maximum county loan limit; however, lenders may require Veterans to make a downpayment for the amount borrowed in excess of the applicable county loan limit. VA loan limits are based on county median home values reported by the Federal Housing Administration.
Fines and Penalties. Violation of a restraining order can mean community service, fines, and/or jail time. The penalties depend greatly on the terms of the violation and the state enforcing the violation, but in most states, a violation of a restraining order is charged as a misdemeanor.
A restraining order is a legal injunction that either prohibits one party from doing something or requires one party to do something. Sometimes known as an order of protection or a peace bond, restraining orders are often used in connection with domestic violence, stalking, physical abuse, harassment or exploitation. Temporary restraining orders (TRO) are intended to serve as short stop-gap measures until a full court hearing is held.