Kissimmee Injunction Lawyer

Whether you are asking the court for protection or defending yourself against an accusation, injunctions and restraining orders in Kissimmee carry serious consequences. A Kissimmee injunction lawyer helps you navigate the process in Osceola County, protect your rights, and present your side clearly and respectfully to the judge.

At Fighter Law, our team includes attorneys with extensive experience in criminal, family, and injunction matters, including board-certified criminal trial lawyers. We regularly handle cases for both petitioners (those seeking protection) and respondents (those served with injunctions), though never both sides in the same case.

For county-wide information, see our Osceola County injunction lawyer page.
For a broader overview, visit our Restraining Orders & Injunctions hub.

Types of Injunctions in Kissimmee & Osceola County

Florida offers several types of civil injunctions for protection. In Kissimmee and throughout Osceola County, the most common are:

• Domestic Violence Injunctions – For spouses, former spouses, family or household members, or people who share a child.
• Dating Violence Injunctions – For people who have or recently had a romantic or intimate relationship.
• Repeat Violence Injunctions – Often for neighbors, coworkers, acquaintances, or non-family relationships with at least two qualifying incidents.
• Sexual Violence Injunctions – For victims of qualifying sex crimes and other listed offenses.
• Stalking & Cyberstalking Injunctions – For repeated harassment that causes fear or substantial emotional distress.

How Injunctions Work in Osceola County

Injunction proceedings in Kissimmee typically take place at the Osceola County Courthouse. While the process is civil, outcomes can affect your record, gun rights, and family law cases, so these hearings should be taken seriously.

1. Petition filed – The petitioner files a sworn petition explaining what happened and why protection is needed.
2. Judge reviews for a temporary injunction – The court may grant a temporary order without a hearing if it alleges immediate danger.
3. Service on the respondent – The respondent must follow restrictions immediately once served.
4. Final hearing – Both sides may present evidence, witnesses, and testimony; the judge decides whether to grant, deny, modify, or dismiss.

Florida injunction law is found in the
Florida Statutes.
Many repeat and dating violence injunctions are governed by
§ 784.046.

How a Kissimmee Injunction Lawyer Can Help You

• Explain the legal standards that apply to your case
• Help you prepare or respond to a petition with clear, fact-based allegations or defenses
• Organize evidence (texts, social media, photos, call logs, witnesses)
• Advise how an injunction may affect criminal charges, family law cases, or immigration
• Represent you at the final hearing and follow-up hearings (modify/dissolve)

Injunctions and Related Cases We Handle

• Domestic violence injunctions
• Stalking and cyberstalking injunctions
• Repeat violence injunctions
• Sexual violence injunctions
• Dating violence injunctions

• Kissimmee criminal defense cases
• Child custody and parenting time disputes
• General information about restraining orders & injunctions

Help for Petitioners (Victims Seeking Protection)

You can also review general guidance on seeking protection on our Petitioner Help page.

Help for Respondents (Those Served with an Injunction)

To learn more about defending injunctions, see our
Respondent Help page
and our overview on the
consequences of a restraining order.

Serving Kissimmee and the Rest of Central Florida

Our office represents clients in Kissimmee and throughout Osceola County, as well as neighboring counties.
For Orlando-area matters, see our Orlando injunction lawyer page.

Frequently Asked Questions About Kissimmee Injunctions