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Restraining Orders / Injuctions / Protective Orders
Smith & Garg - Conroe restraining order
The purpose of temporary restraining order (TRO) is to prevent a variety of harassing actions, such as telephone calls and any other type of communications intended to annoy or harass another person; threats of bodily injury; falsifying records; removing, tampering with, or damaging property, moving money around, etc. There is a common misconception that a TRO is only sought when there is violence or physical abuse involved, which is not the case. Often it is typical to file a TRO along with a divorce decree, to ensure that both parties' conduct is appropriate during the waiting period before a divorce becomes finalized.
Smith & Garg - conroe injunctions
After notice and hearing, the court may issue a temporary injunction, which can cover a multitude of different things such as: requiring the parties to complete a sworn inventory and appraisement revealing all property and debts of the parties; support being sought by either parties; production of certain records; ordering payment of attorneys’ fees; and awarding one spouse exclusive occupancy of the residence during pendency of the case. These are just some examples.Smith & Garg - Conroe Protective Orders
Protective orders are typically sought when there have been incidents of family violence. Protective orders will cover a range of restrictions such as: prohibiting a party from committing further family violence; directly or indirectly communicating with a member or members of the family; going near the home or work place of one of the parties; stalking; engaging in conduct that is harassing; and possessing a firearm. Again, these are just some examples of what can be included. The maximum duration of a protective order is two years.As the distinction between all of these may be a bit confusing to understand, call an experienced Montgomery County, Conroe, Spring restraining order or protective order attorney at Smith & Garg, to help identify what your needs are, and how to best protect your property, your family, and yourself.
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