Collin County Order of Protection Attorney
Divorce can be a highly emotional process, with unexpected levels of conflict adding difficulty to an already stressful situation. However, if your spouse or partner crosses the line and assaults you or another family member — or threatens to do so — you have legal rights designed to protect you and keep your family and property safe. Contact us for advice on this important topic.
Often issued as part of a divorce, a temporary restraining order (TRO) is a legal document designed to provide such protection. If you have been a victim of domestic violence, threats of violence or harassment, our attorneys can help you secure a restraining order in a Texas court that can be enforced by a judge.
The substance of a restraining order can vary from case to case. Depending on the facts of your case, a judge can design an order to prevent your spouse from selling marital property or to specifically direct your spouse not to harm, threaten or contact you. With decades of experience in both family and criminal law, we can advise you on your options with regard to restraining orders and the benefits they can provide.
If a restraining order or protective order has been issued against you, you have certain legal rights. If you feel that a restraining order or protective order is unreasonable or inappropriate, or if you have broader questions or concerns about a divorce or another family law matter, contact us to discuss your situation with an experienced attorney.
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We can help you file or deal with a restraining order in a harassment case or a situation where violence has occurred. Contact us for a free consultation with a lawyer.
