
Restraining Orders
David Partovi knows how restraining orders work in Idaho and Washington. He has practiced criminal and family law for over 20 years.
Whether you need to protect yourself with a restraining order, or you need to appeal an order, our attorney in Spokane, WA, can help.
Learn more about how Partovi Law helps with restraining orders in Washington and Idaho...
What Are Restraining Orders?
Restraining orders, also called protection orders, are orders issued by a court that restrict a person's rights to interact with another person or entity. Protection orders most often come into play in civil cases when a person is accused of abuse, harassment, or domestic violence. If you are in danger, David Partovi can help you secure a restraining order.
Restraining orders can provide necessary protection to true victims of abuse or domestic violence. However, men and women occasionally make false accusations of abuse or domestic violence in order to gain leverage in divorce cases or child custody disputes. Under those circumstances, an innocent person can suddenly find themselves forced to leave their own home or cut off from contact with their children. When you are served with an unfair protection order, our attorney can help you argue for the order to be lifted.
The Protection Order Process In Spokane County and Northern Idaho
You can enlist the aid of David Partovi at any step of the protection order process.
Are You in Danger? We'll Help You Get a Protection Order
If you are the victim of domestic violence, stalking, harassment, or some other form of abuse, Spokane-based attorney David Partovi can help you petition the court for a protection order.
By petitioning for an official protection order, you can force your abuser to stop contacting you and to stay away from your home (even if you share a home with them). If your abuser breaks the mandates of the protection order, they can face serious criminal charges.

Have You Been Served a Restraining Order? We Can Represent You
If you have been served with a protection order in Spokane County or northern Idaho, do not violate the order. The best course of action is to consult with an attorney like David Partovi.
You probably have a legal hearing scheduled in the next few weeks. If you meet with Mr. Partovi, he can help you prepare for your hearing, and he can even attend the hearing with you.
As an attorney who handles both civil and criminal cases, there is no situation too complicated for Mr. Partovi. Contact our Spokane office today for a free consultation.

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