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USLegal Guide on Restraining Orders and No Contact Orders

Fort Worth Texas USLegal Guide on Restraining Orders and No Contact Orders

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Family Law - Domestic Violence

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Fort Worth

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US-GDE-09

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This guide provides an overview on restraining order and no contact orders. Topics covered include what acts can be restrained, who can be restrained, and what an order may request. Steps for obtaining a restraining order are explained as well.

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Interesting Questions

Do I need a lawyer to get a restraining order?

While you don’t have to hire a lawyer, having one can help navigate the legal waters more smoothly and ensure you have your ducks in a row.

Can a restraining order be lifted or changed?

Yes, a restraining order can be modified or lifted if you ask the court and have a solid reason. It’s all about showing the judge why the change is necessary.

What happens if someone violates a restraining order?

If someone ignores a restraining order, it’s like crossing a red light. They can face serious consequences, including legal penalties or even arrest.

How long does a restraining order last?

Generally, restraining orders can last for a specific period, often months or even years, depending on what the judge decides.

What's the difference between a restraining order and a no contact order?

Think of a restraining order as a broad protective measure, while a no contact order is more specific. A no contact order usually comes from a criminal case and tells the person to stay away from you.

How can I get a restraining order in Fort Worth?

To get a restraining order, you need to file a request at your local courthouse. You'll fill out some forms and may need to explain your situation to a judge.

What exactly is a restraining order in Fort Worth?

A restraining order is like a protective shield granted by a court. It stops someone from contacting you or coming near you, especially if there's a fear of harm.