Reliable Restraining Order Attorneys

 

A court will grant a domestic abuse restraining order if it finds a victim has been physically abused, threatened, or sexually assaulted by an abuser. A court will also grant a domestic abuse restraining order based on property damage alone if the court finds the victim is in danger as a result. In either case, a domestic abuse restraining order requires a special relationship between the abuser and the victim.

 

Harassment restraining orders are granted under similar circumstances as domestic abuse restraining orders. An important distinction is that no special relationship between the abuser and the victim is required to obtain a harassment restraining order.