Articles Posted in Temporary Domestic Violence Restraining Order

Every marriage has its ups and downs; however, increasing conflict may trigger strong negative feelings, which could begin to corrode the relationship. Those negative emotions may manifest themselves in a variety of ways. Ultimately, all the frustration and aggression may result in domestic violence.

Domestic violence is not limited to one partner physical abusing the other.  In reality, there are various kinds of domestic violence, and each of them has its own overwhelming consequences, which could include the issuance of a Domestic Violence Restraining Order.  (See Family Code section 6320).

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Kinds of Domestic Violence

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The two parties in a domestic violence restraining order case are often called the “Protected Party” and the “Restrained Party.” The Protected Party is the person requesting the Domestic Violence Restraining Order and the Restrained Party is the person who is restricted by the restraining order.

When a Domestic Violence Restraining order is granted for the Protected Party, it may drastically reduce the rights and liberties of the Restrained Party, and they my need a Domestic Violence Attorney to help them protect their rights and liberties.  If a Domestic Violence Restraining Order has been granted against you, you need to consider a Domestic Violence Lawyer.

The Consequences of a Domestic Violence Restraining Order

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