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COLORADO RESTRAINING ORDER ATTORNEY
Protecting Your Safety, Your Rights, and Your Future
Experienced Legal Assistance
Obtaining a Restraining Order
Secure Protection Quickly
We help clients obtain Emergency, Temporary, and Permanent Protection Orders in Colorado. Our attorneys guide you through the process, prepare your evidence, and represent you in court to ensure your safety.
Defend Against Restraining Order
Protect Your RightsBeing served with a restraining order can have serious consequences including criminal charges, custody restrictions, and employment issues. We fight back against false or unfair allegations and work to fight unjust orders.
Frequently Asked Questions: Restraining Orders
Get Clear AnswersRestraining orders can feel confusing and overwhelming. Our FAQ section explains what you can and cannot do if served with an order—including communication, retrieving belongings, and handling contact attempts.
Talk To An Experienced Colorado Restraining Order Lawyer Today
Whether you need protection for yourself or must defend against an unfair restraining order, Armas Family Law is here to fight for your rights. We offer confidential consultations and compassionate guidance through every step of the process.
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Obtaining a Restraining Order in Colorado
In Colorado, restraining orders (also called protection orders) are designed to prevent harm such as harassment, threats, stalking, and abuse. We act quickly to help you understand your rights and secure the protection you need.
Why Work With a Lawyer?
- Compassionate guidance for every aspect of your case;
- Clear explanations concerning the law and procedures;
- Help preparing the Restraining Order forms;
- Experienced legal preparation for hearings;
- Represent you in court hearings;
- Advocate for your rights and what matters most to you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Colorado Protection Orders
Q: I was served with a Restraining Order. What should I do first?
A: Read the Order carefully and comply with it fully. Even actions that seem minor may be violations. Then, contact an attorney immediately to discuss your defense.
Q: Can I email, text, or call the protected party?
A: No. If your Order says “no contact,” any communication—including email, text, phone calls, or social media—is a violation and could result in criminal charges.
Q: Can I return to the home we share to get my belongings?
A: No; if the protected party also lives there or is likely to be found there. In most instances you can request a one-time, police-supervised visit to retrieve essentials. Contact the non-emergency police department where the home is located.
Q: What if the protected party contacts me first?
A: The Order applies only to you. If contact is prohibited and you respond you will be in violation. If they reach out, do not reply, hang up, walk away, and document the attempt.
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Defending Against a Restraining Order in Colorado
Being served with a restraining order can feel overwhelming. Even if the allegations are false or exaggerated, you must still comply fully with the order while preparing your defense. Violations even unintentional ones, can result in criminal charges, and other serious negative impacts.
At Armas Family Law, we fight to protect your rights and reputation
How We Can Help You
- Review your order in detail so you understand the allegations and restrictions;
- Explain the legal implications, and procedures;
- Review your evidence and allegations to help you defend against false claims;
- Represent you in court hearings;
- Advocate for your rights and what matters most to you.
Serving All Denver Metro Area Counties
- ADAMS
- ARAPAHOE
- BOULDER
- BROOMFIELD
- DENVER
- DOUGLAS
- JEFFERSON
- WELD