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 Protecting Families 

        When a child or adult is in imminent danger of domestic violence, stalking violence or dating violence, the court can enter a protection order to secure his/her safekeeping. Such protection orders may prohibit the perpetrator from initiating contact with the threatened individual(s). Additionally, the perpetrator may not be allowed to come within a specific distance of the protected person(s).

       Sadly, many family law disputes involve domestic violence or threats of domestic violence. These acts may necessitate an order of protection. Our courts exercise a zero-tolerance rule for spousal and domestic violence, allowing victims to easily pursue the protection that they need. We have the skill and professional experience to handle such cases. We have prosecuted and defended clients throughout Florida to obtain the protection from domestic violence.         The terms of your personal protection order can vary depending on the unique circumstances surrounding your case. For example, it may involve special provisions for child visitation and exchanges of the child(ren). With our vast legal knowledge and professional experience, we can adapt to the unique needs of your case. Having years of experience handling these cases, we are prepared to help clients pursue the course of action that best suits their individual circumstances.

If you are afraid for your safety or the safety of your children because of a domestic violence situation, we encourage you to speak with us. You do not deserve to live in fear. Take positive steps to ensure your family's safety through legal action.