Ozaukee County Restraining Order Attorney

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Restraining orders are issued by a court and are intended to prevent one person from having contact with another person. These orders are typically sought by victims of domestic violence or people who are being stalked or harassed. Restraining orders are also issued as part of a divorce or child custody case. If you have been served with a restraining order or are seeking a restraining order, it is important to seek the advice of a knowledgeable attorney.

At the Law Offices of Jason D. Baltz, we have extensive experience representing clients in restraining order cases. We understand the law in this area and know how to get results for our clients. We represent clients throughout Ozaukee County, Milwaukee County, and Washington County. When you choose our firm to handle your restraining order case, you can count on us to provide the strong advocacy you require.

Call our firm today at (414) 375-0797 or contact us online to schedule a consultation with our restraining order lawyer in Ozaukee County.

Types of Restraining Orders in Wisconsin

There are several types of restraining orders in Wisconsin. The most common types are domestic abuse restraining orders, which are issued in cases involving domestic violence. There are also harassment restraining orders and child abuse restraining orders. Finally, injunctions are restraining orders that are issued as part of a divorce or child custody case. These orders prohibit one person from taking certain actions or contacting another person.

How to Get a Restraining Order in Wisconsin

The process for getting a restraining order depends on the type of order being sought. In general, the first step is to fill out a petition. The petitioner must then file the petition with the court and have it served on the respondent. A hearing is then held, where the petitioner must prove that an order is necessary. The court will then decide whether to issue the order. If the order is issued, it will be in effect for a certain period of time.

How to Respond to a Restraining Order in Wisconsin

If you have been served with a restraining order, it is important to take it seriously. Restraining orders are legally binding and violating an order can result in criminal charges. If you have been served with a restraining order, the first thing you should do is read it carefully and make sure you understand the terms. If you are unsure what the order means, you should consult with an attorney.

The next step is to prepare your response. You will have an opportunity to present your side of the story at a hearing. It is important to gather any evidence that supports your case, such as text messages or emails. It is also helpful to have any witnesses who can testify on your behalf. Finally, it is a good idea to work with an experienced attorney who can help you prepare your case and represent you at the hearing.

What Is a Restraining Order Hearing in Wisconsin?

A restraining order hearing is a court hearing where the judge decides whether to issue a restraining order. Both the petitioner and the respondent have the right to present evidence at the hearing. The petitioner will go first and will have the opportunity to present evidence that the order is necessary. The respondent will then have the opportunity to present evidence that an order is not necessary. The judge will then make a decision. If a restraining order is issued, it will be in effect for a certain period of time.

Can You Get a Restraining Order Dropped in Wisconsin?

If you have been served with a restraining order, you may be wondering if it is possible to get the order dropped. The answer is that it depends on the specific facts of your case. If the order was issued as part of a divorce or child custody case, it may be possible to get the order modified or withdrawn. If you have been served with a domestic violence restraining order, it is generally more difficult to get the order dropped. However, an experienced attorney can help you present your case to the judge and increase your chances of getting the order dropped.

What to Do If a Restraining Order Is Violated in Wisconsin

Restraining orders are legally binding, and it is a crime to violate an order. If you believe that someone has violated a restraining order, you should contact the police immediately. The police will investigate the matter and may arrest the person who violated the order. If the person is convicted of violating the order, the person may face jail time and fines. If you are the person who is subject to the order, it is important to avoid the person who has the order against you. Even if you believe that the person is trying to provoke you, it is best to avoid contact with the person. If the person contacts you, you should not respond and should contact the police immediately.

How Our Ozaukee County Restraining Order Lawyer Can Help

If you are seeking a restraining order, our attorney can help you navigate the process and represent you at the hearing. We know what it takes to get the court to issue an order and will work hard to present your case in the best possible light. If you have been served with a restraining order, our attorney can help you prepare your response and represent you at the hearing. We know how to challenge restraining orders and will work hard to protect your rights.

Get Started on Your Case Today

At the Law Offices of Jason D. Baltz, we understand the serious nature of restraining order cases. We know that these cases can have a significant impact on your life and are committed to providing the strong advocacy you require. When you choose our firm to handle your case, you can count on us to provide the quality legal services you need and deserve.

Call our firm today at (414) 375-0797 to schedule a consultation with our restraining order attorney in Ozaukee County.