Tampa criminal lawyer clarifies restraining orders
Many times a domestic violence charge in Florida is followed by a restraining order. A restraining order prevents any contact with the petitioner. Before you take any actions that may be in violation of a restraining order, speak to an attorney experienced with handling matters involving restraining orders or injunctions.
William Hanlon can help you understand your rights and prevent you from making a costly mistake. Since 1996, he has successfully defended clients with serious criminal allegations against them. He has the experience to protect you.
If you have been charged with a criminal offense such as domestic violence or child abuse, you need the chance to tell your side of the story. The American criminal justice system is designed to provide you an opportunity to tell your side of the story and respond to accusations. Don't worry. With an experienced criminal defense attorney by your side, you will have that chance.
Restraining orders could equal more jail time
However, if you violate the terms of a court ordered injunction or restraining order, you will face significant penalties, including jail time and large fines. In addition to these consequences, you will complicate your defense in a criminal proceeding. Do not waste anytime. As a tampa criminal attorney for the last 15 years, William has extensive experience preparing comprehensive defense strategies and is ready to help you. He is a tough negotiator who will fight to make sure your restraining order does not become permanent.
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An injunction or restraining order should not be used as a tool to obtain child custody. We will aggressively fight false accusations of domestic violence in court. You will get the chance to tell your side of the story, and we will make sure your rights are protected.
After a restraining order is severed
If you have been served with a restraining order, contact our office before you try to handle it your on your own. Injunctions are serious matters that have long standing consequences; if you violate their terms, you could go to jail. Allegations involving restraining orders require an experienced lawyer by your side when you appear before judge.
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