Civil Restraining Order Defense in Riverside

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If you currently have a civil restraining order out against you, a dedicated Riverside attorney from the Law Offices of Ty Martinez can help you seek a modification or negation of this order in a court of law. Our firm understands the difficulty of your situation, and we are prepared to represent your interests and fight to make sure that your rights are protected.

The best way to get started is by completing an online case evaluation request form today.

An Overview of Civil Restraining Orders

As opposed to a restraining order for domestic violence, a civil restraining order is an injunction that is brought upon a non-relative who has no close domestic or family ties to the victim. Usually, these orders are requested when someone feels unsafe in the presence of another person.

Actions that can lead someone to request a civil restraining order include:

• Stalking
• Threatening
• Sexual assault
• Harassment

If approved, these orders can demand a person to cease their offensive conduct, along with the possibility of prohibiting a person from making contact or going near the victim. For a valid restraining order to be issued, the accused conduct must be deemed harmful enough to cause a reasonable person to suffer considerable emotional distress. This is a highly subjective requirement, and our firm is prepared to examine the circumstances of your individual scenario to dispute these claims.

Top-Notch Defense for Accused Clients in Riverside County

Oftentimes, these orders are requested as a result of a simple misunderstanding or misinterpretation. At the Law Offices of Ty Martinez our Riverside lawyers are willing to stand by your side and make every effort to attempt to secure a desirable outcome on your behalf. With more than 20 years of legal experience, we are equipped with the knowledge and experience you need to help get you through this troubling time as smoothly as possible.

Contact our office today to take the first step towards fighting your restraining order.