Protection Orders
Legal representation for those seeking protection and those defending against protection orders in Clark County, Washington.
When safety is at stake, you need legal help you can trust. Whether you're seeking protection from harassment or violence, or you're defending against allegations, we provide knowledgeable representation focused on achieving the best outcome.
Protection order cases move quickly and have serious implications. We understand the urgency and work efficiently to protect your interests. Our team provides clear guidance through what can be a confusing and stressful process.
Our Protection Order Services
Domestic Violence Protection Orders
We help victims of domestic violence obtain protection orders to ensure their safety. We guide you through the process and represent you at hearings.
Anti-Harassment Orders
When you're being harassed by someone who isn't a family member, an anti-harassment order may provide the protection you need. We help you understand your options and pursue the appropriate remedy.
Sexual Assault Protection Orders
Survivors of sexual assault can obtain protection orders against their assailants. We provide compassionate representation and help you navigate the legal process.
Defense Against Protection Orders
If a protection order has been filed against you, the consequences can be significant. We provide strong defense representation to protect your rights and livelihood.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can I get a protection order?
In emergency situations, temporary protection orders can often be obtained the same day or the next day. A full hearing for a permanent order typically occurs within 14 days.
What's the difference between the types of protection orders?
Domestic violence protection orders are for family or household members. Anti-harassment orders are for non-family situations involving harassment. Sexual assault protection orders are specifically for survivors of sexual assault, regardless of their relationship to the perpetrator.
What happens if someone violates a protection order?
Violating a protection order is a criminal offense in Washington. If someone violates an order protecting you, you should contact law enforcement immediately. We can also help you pursue additional legal remedies.
Schedule a Protection Order Consultation
Consultations for protection order matters are $225 for the first 30 minutes, and $495 per hour thereafter. If you're in an emergency situation, please call our office directly.
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