Miami Restraining Order Defense Attorney
If you have been served with a restraining order in Miami, your freedom and future may be at risk. At Reynoso Erickson Trial Law, we defend clients against unjust injunctions and domestic violence orders. With over 20 years of trial experience, our Miami restraining order attorneys fight to protect your rights in both criminal and civil courtrooms.
Understanding Restraining Orders in Florida
In Florida, restraining orders are also known as injunctions for protection. They can be filed in cases involving alleged domestic violence, stalking, dating violence, sexual violence, or repeat violence. Once an injunction is issued, you may be barred from your home, lose the right to contact your children, or even face arrest for violations. Our firm helps clients navigate these difficult situations with skilled representation.
Types of Restraining Orders We Defend Against
- Domestic Violence Injunctions — Filed by family or household members for alleged physical or verbal abuse.
- Dating Violence Injunctions — Involving individuals in a current or former romantic relationship.
- Stalking or Cyberstalking Injunctions — Often based on digital communication or unwanted contact.
- Repeat Violence Injunctions — Filed when two or more acts of violence are alleged within six months.
- Sexual Violence Injunctions — Filed in cases of alleged sexual misconduct or assault.
Consequences of a Restraining Order in Miami
Restraining orders carry serious and lasting consequences, including:
- Removal from your home
- Loss of custody or visitation rights
- Restrictions on firearm ownership
- Damage to your reputation and career
- Criminal charges if accused of violating the order
Even temporary orders can drastically affect your life. That’s why it’s crucial to challenge them immediately.
Our Litigation Strategy for Restraining Orders
Our attorneys defend against restraining orders by:
- Challenging the evidence and testimony of the petitioner
- Cross-examining witnesses to uncover inconsistencies
- Presenting evidence in your favor, such as texts, emails, or witness statements
- Filing motions to dismiss or modify unfair injunctions
- Preparing every case for trial to maximize your defense options
How We Protect Clients in Miami Restraining Order Cases
- Immediate legal representation after service of an injunction
- Defense in hearings within the 15-day period for temporary orders
- Negotiating modifications to allow continued contact with children
- Appealing unjust injunctions when necessary
We approach every case with the goal of protecting your freedom, reputation, and family life.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a restraining order last in Miami?
A temporary restraining order lasts until your court hearing, usually within 15 days. A final injunction may last for years and can be extended indefinitely unless successfully challenged.
What happens if I violate a restraining order?
Violating an injunction in Florida is a criminal offense punishable by jail time, fines, and probation. Our attorneys defend clients accused of violations and fight to protect their record.
Can a restraining order be removed?
Yes. A motion can be filed to dissolve or modify an injunction if it was wrongly issued or if circumstances change. We handle these motions regularly.
Do I need a lawyer if I was falsely accused?
Absolutely. Even false allegations can lead to life-changing restrictions. Having a lawyer ensures your side of the story is heard and your rights are defended.
Contact a Miami Restraining Order Defense Lawyer
If you have been served with a restraining order in Miami, don’t wait. Call Reynoso Erickson Trial Law today for immediate legal assistance. Our attorneys are available 24/7 to defend you in court and protect your future. Schedule a confidential consultation with a trusted Miami restraining order attorney near you.
If you need to file a restraining order or have been served with one, time is critical. Contact Reynoso Erickson Trial Law, P.A. today to schedule a confidential consultation and get the legal guidance you need to move forward with confidence.
Call us at (305) 315-5147
