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September 27, 2024
Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez
Category: Domestic Violence | Protective Orders
Domestic violence charges are some of the most serious accusations that a person can face. Because domestic violence charges are so severe, they are also some of the most complex—as are the accompanying protection orders that generally come with them.
In a domestic violence case, it is relatively common for the victim to serve the alleged abusive partner with a protection order. A domestic violence protection order, also known as a restraining order in Colorado, establishes certain parameters that will protect the victim if he or she is facing danger from the accused abuser.
Domestic violence protection orders are very important legal documents that come with a number of stipulations. If you’re served with a protection or restraining order, it is imperative that you abide by every detail. However, the details of protection orders can be complex and confusing, so it’s extremely important that you understand them as best you can. An experienced criminal attorney can help you understand all the different types of protection orders and their features.
If you’ve been served with a domestic violence protection order, there are a few things you should know. In Colorado, there are three different types of domestic violence protection orders, and each of them carries different stipulations and consequences.
The best thing you can do is talk to a qualified lawyer immediately, even if you believe that the order is completely unfounded or unfair. Understanding your options and the options of the other involved parties will help put you in the best position to defend yourself if the matter goes to court. If you’ve been served with a domestic violence protective order, contact a lawyer with a track record of success today.
About the Author:
Denver-based criminal defense and DUI attorney Jacob E. Martinez is a knowledgeable and experienced litigator with a record of success providing innovative solutions to clients facing criminal charges of any severity. Mr. Martinez has been designated a Top 100 Trial Lawyer by the National Trial Lawyers and has been awarded both the Avvo Client’s Choice Award and Avvo Top Attorney designation, evidencing his reputation for his exemplary criminal and DUI defense work and high moral standards.
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