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Rhode Island Family Court Jurisdiction: If the restraining order is against your husband or wife or ex husband or ex-wife or against a family member by blood or marriage then it should be filed in Rhode Island Family Court. If there is a pending Rhode Island divorce, then the restraining order against a spouse should be filed in Family Court.

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To file for divorce in Rhode Island, a person must be a resident of the state for at least one year. The courts will, however, allow a person who has lived in the state less than one year to file if the respondent spouse has lived in the state for the required time period.

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