MARITAL RESTRAINING ORDERS | SILVA & ASSOCIATES

Marital Restraining orders in the Bay Area can help protect you, your children and your property. If your spouse is abusive, your first priority is to protect yourself and the children from immediate harm. Once you are safe, contact an attorney to put together a Request for a Restraining Order.

Obtaining a marital restraining order is a multi-step process. An initial request must be filed with the court, and this initial request will either be granted for a short time or denied. Either way, a hearing will be set. You will be required to attend that hearing. The other party must be served with the restraining order and must also show up to the hearing. At the hearing, the judge will ask both parties about what happened and can make determinations about who should stay in the house, what custody should be on a temporary basis, whether support should be paid, and in what amount, and other issues. Often, to address all issues in a restraining order takes multiple court appearances.

Getting a marital restraining order can be intimidating and confusing, but we can help you through this process and help you get the protection and security you need for yourself and your children.

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