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Arkansas and Missouri Order of Protection AttorneyS

Whether you've been served with an order of protection or you're considering seeking one for your safety, The Graham Law Firm PLLC is here to assist you every step of the way. Our skilled legal team offers comprehensive guidance, legal support, and resources to help you understand your rights and options, ensuring the protection of yourself and your loved ones from domestic violence

Arkansas and Missouri Order of Protection AttorneyS

If you are accused of domestic violence or harassment, you may be served with an order of protection. The court usually issues this order to protect a family or household member against domestic violence and The Graham Law Firm PLLC is ready to help you fight the petition for an order of protection. Our order of protection lawyers has experience getting wrongfully obtained ex parte (temporary) orders of protection resolved. Contact our skilleg legal team today to get started on your case.

Arkansas Order of Protection: An order of protection in Arkansas protects a victim of domestic abuse from their abuser. If violated, the abuser can face a class A misdemeanor charge and, in certain circumstances, a Class D felony. An order of protection will also aid in keeping the abuser away from the victim’s home, place of business, child's daycare or school, or other addresses the court deems necessary to protect the victim. If the abuser currently resides with the victim, the abuser could be required to move out.
Missouri Order of Protection: An order of protection is issued by a Missouri court to restrain an individual from abusing, stalking, sexually assaulting, or harassing another person. Orders of protection carry criminal penalties for a violation. An order of protection is valid in every state and is upheld and enforced by every state. An ex parte order of protection is a temporary order granted on an emergency basis.

What Are The Benefits of Hiring An Arkansas and Missouri Order of Protection Attorney?

An order of protection attorney serves as your advocate if someone has filed an order of protection against you. In some cases, individuals may fabricate factual allegations of physical harm or harassment to gain an advantage, such as gaining exclusive access to the marital home or obtaining custody of children. If you've been served with an order of protection, it's important to contact an order of protection attorney immediately. Lauren Graham, Jennifer Haynes, and The Graham Law Firm team can guide you through the hearing process, offering experienced legal advice and representation.

Order of Protection FAQs

When can you file an order of protection?

You can file an order of protection if a family or household member has physically harmed or caused you bodily injury, or assaulted you, or if you are in fear of physical or emotional harm. Our experienced attorneys can help you file a petition for an order of protection to protect yourself and those you love.

Who can you file an order of protection against?

You can file an order of protection against a person who has committed the act of domestic violence against you and is one of the people below:

A spouse;
A former spouse;
A parent or child;
A person related within the fourth degree of consanguinity;
An in-law;
Someone living in a home with a child seeking protection;
Someone you live with;
Someone you lived with in the past;
Someone you have a child with;
Someone you are currently in a dating relationship with; or
Someone you dated in the past.

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Arkansas and Missouri Order of Protection AttorneyS

Arkansas and Missouri Order of Protection AttorneyS

What Are The Benefits of Hiring An Arkansas and Missouri Order of Protection Attorney?

Order of Protection FAQs

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