unless you're sure. If you call 911, and the police comes, it's almost certain that they will have to arrest your mother-in-law. This is because for domestic violence cases the police have to put the assailant into temporary custody usually at a nearby police station. Even if you don't want them to take her away, they will if they see evidence of physical contact.
To get her out, you have to put up a bail, generally about $10,000. If you don't or can't pay the bail, she'll be transferred to a regular jail from the police station.
I think if this happens, it'll be very hard for you and your hu*****and to reconcile. It's better to threaten her with the consequence of calling the police, but don't actually do so unless you're sure and ready.
To get her out, you have to put up a bail, generally about $10,000. If you don't or can't pay the bail, she'll be transferred to a regular jail from the police station.
I think if this happens, it'll be very hard for you and your hu*****and to reconcile. It's better to threaten her with the consequence of calling the police, but don't actually do so unless you're sure and ready.
