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09 · Protective Orders

Protective order representation.

A protective order can affect where you live, your contact with your children, and your right to possess a firearm, and violating one is a separate criminal offense.

Overview

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What's at stake.

  • Hearings that are scheduled quickly after an application is filed
  • Restrictions on your home, contact, and firearms
  • Overlap with a pending criminal case

How Joe approaches these cases.

Joe prepares for protective order hearings with the pending or potential criminal case in mind, so that what is said in one proceeding does not harm you in the other.

Every case is different. The right strategy depends on the facts, the evidence, and the county where the case is filed.

What to do now.

How your case is handled early can determine how it ends. Call Vrechek Law to schedule a free consultation.

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