Domestic violence injunctions are taken quite seriously in the state of Florida. They involve a two-step process. The first step consists of a court deciding if a temporary injunction, or restraining order, is needed while they consider whether a final injunction is necessary. The temporary injunction usually only lasts a few days, typically until the ...
If you have been served an injunction, you may wonder just how this will impact other aspects of your life. Primarily, if you own a gun, you may wonder if it is now illegal to have it in your possession. This article will discuss the litigation that prohibits the possession of a firearm while under ...
You are not alone if you’ve experienced domestic violence. Dealing with an abusive person is draining physically and mentally, making it difficult to leave. If you’re stuck in a violent situation in your home and cannot move right away, take a few steps to make your position safer. While your partner may promise you that ...
When you think about domestic abuse, you likely consider physical abuse first and foremost. Contrary to popular belief, domestic violence doesn’t solely involve bodily harm. Domestic abuse often begins far more subtly and subliminally. Even if your spouse or partner never lays their hands on you, you can still be a victim of domestic abuse. ...
Domestic violence runs rampant across the country and around the world. Victims often feel that they cannot leave their situation for many reasons, including psychological manipulation, financial dependence, and threats of violence. To give victims a voice and a chance to escape their abuser in Florida, they have the opportunity to file an injunction against ...
An injunction is an order from the court to either stop someone from doing something or to make them do something. Typically, an injunction is sought by one party for protection against another party. A court may grant or deny injunctions at any stage of litigation. If you seek an injunction against someone threatening to ...
Domestic violence can occur to anyone. Perhaps most unfortunately, it can happen to a minor. If a child decides to take legal action against their abuser, they are allowed to under the law. Essentially, anyone can file a domestic violence restraining order regardless of age. This is to ensure that individuals in an abusive situation ...
If someone issues a restraining order against you, that typically means you need to stay a certain distance from them. For harsher restraining orders, it may even require you to move out of the area or state. Each document can be different. Some may state that you cannot contact the other person, their children, or ...
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