Domestic Violence Protective Orders ("DVPOs") and Civil No-Contact Orders are often referred to as restraining orders. Generally, the purpose of a restraining order in the context of a DVPO or Civil No-Contact Order is to prevent someone from harming, stalking, or harassing you or your family. Read more about these types of restraining orders below. 

A civil no-contact order is sometimes referred to as a restraining order as well. These types of orders involve two parties, often involving highly emotional issues, such as allegations of harassment or stalking. Sometimes the people involved are neighbors, old friends, or simply acquaintances.

But make no mistake about it, the Court has plenty of power to order one if the burden of proof is met. Whether you want to put an end to the stalking or harassment or defend against these types of allegations, give me a call to discuss how I can help tell your story. 

Cruz Law, PLLC understands that domestic violence protective orders aren't just a legal problem–they are deeply personal, emotional, and life-changing. Put simply, these types of restraining orders can consume your life. You don’t have to tackle these problems alone. Let me guide you through this difficult process. I offer legal representation involving domestic violence protective orders, whether you are the one asking that an order be put in place or defending against such an order. 

Unfortunately, some family matters turn violent. If a past or current partner is threatening you or abusing you, you have rights to protect yourself and your family. I provide immediate legal services for domestic violence protective orders. A domestic violent protective order can put an end to someone’s unlawful threats and abuse and give you the protection you need to move on with your life in a safe manner. Call me today to discuss how we can get you the protection you deserve.