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Restraining Orders Are Very Complicated And Can Get You In Big Trouble --Rob Has Great Success Defending Restraining Order's.
Restraining orders (TROs) start out as temporary (Temporary Restraining Order-TRO), but can be made permanent.
Once permanent, a restraining order can last in perpetuity (forever). Restraining orders, or orders of protection, are often sought in domestic violence cases.
In some situations, a judge may include in his or her order that you not be allowed to carry a weapon, which can affect your employment opportunities, such as security guard or police officer, as well as recreational activities, such as hunting. Whether a judge includes a weapon clause in the restraining order, federal law prohibits you from being in close proximity to a weapon. This includes gun and knife collections. Moreover, if the restraining order requires you to stay a certain distance away from your spouse, you must obey the order. Violations can and will lead to additional criminal cases brought against you.
If you need a knowledgeable restraining order defense attorney call the Law Offices of C. Robert Biondino, Jr., P.C.. We provide individuals throughout Colorado with experienced representation in hearings involving restraining orders or temporary restraining orders.
We will aggressively work to get you back into your home and to have the restraining order dismissed and your record cleared. Even if your restraining order is dismissed or your spouse requests you visit, you can still be arrested for violating the restraining order if you have not had it cleared from all government databases.
We have a near perfect record in defending clients from TROs being made Permanent. If you have a restraining order issued against you, please contact an experienced attorney to learn your rights, and the consequences of violating the order, which typically involves considerable jail time.
Even if you think your restraining order is dismissed, please contact an experienced attorney to assist you in clearing your record and all state and federal databases. We offer FREE consultations and will help you resolve your situation.
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