Protective Orders in Texas
A protective order exists to prevent continuing acts of family violence. Family violence is the action of one family member which is meant to intentionally harm another member of the family. Child abuse, for example, falls under the umbrella of family violence.
If you have been the victim of family violence or spousal abuse, it can be difficult to know what steps to take next. The Frisco family law attorneys of Alexander & Associates have experience fighting for the rights and protection of those who have been victimized. Contact our offices today at 972-420-6570 to find out more about your options.
What Protective Orders can do in Texas
There are many purposes for a protective order in the state of Texas. These include:
- Preventing the offender from committing further acts of violence against the family
- Preventing the offender from having contact with the abused child
- Prohibiting the offender from going near a school or daycare where the child is being cared for
- Prohibiting the offender from harassing or threatening the victim
By legally prohibiting the family member committing violent acts from the above activities it is possible to concentrate on recovering from the abuse and getting started on a new life.
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When you are seeking the protection of yourself and your family, having professional assistance from an experienced attorney can be a tremendous help. Contact the Frisco divorce lawyers of Alexander & Associates today at 972-420-6570 to speak to a compassionate attorney about your situation and get started on your case.
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