Category: Restraining & Protective Orders

What Is A Utah Restraining Order?

Are you being harassed by a former spouse, co-worker, or someone that once played a role in your life? No matter what the circumstances are, a restraining order is the first line of defense in protecting you against physical, mental, sexual and emotional abuse. Understanding Utah Restraining Orders If you are feeling threatened by another person, but they have not physically done something to you law enforcement cannot do anything to protect you. The protective order is the tool to provide that protection. Restraining orders are often referred to as protective orders. When the order has been filed, the other party must stop harming…

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How to Fight an Unfair Restraining Order

State and federal laws are designed to protect United States citizens from unfair and unjust actions. Unfortunately, even the most well-intended laws and legal processes could be used in a manner that is unfair to you or even contradicts the design of the law. There is perhaps no better example than restraining orders. What You Need to Know about Restraining Orders In Utah, a restraining order is designed to restrict your behavior, actions, or perceived violence. Restraining orders are often used in child custody and domestic violence cases, as well as cases involving alcohol or drug dependency. Restraining orders are…

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How to Obtain a Protective Order in Provo, Utah

The terms “protective order” and “restraining order” are often used synonymously, though these two legal orders have very different language, protections, and processes. A protective order is more defined, with the primary design being to protect an individual or individuals from perceived, threatened, or actual violence. As the name suggests, a protective order is designed to give you and your loved ones peace of mind that you are safe and your rights are protected. How to Obtain a Protective Order The process for obtaining a protective order follows state guidelines and is monitored and managed by applicable courts. There are several…

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