Restraining Orders In Arizona

To obtain an order of protection in Arizona, the person seeking protection (the plaintiff) must file a petition in any Justice Court, Municipal Court or Superior Court in the state. Judges routinely grant orders when there is reasonable cause to believe the subject of the petition (the defendant) has committed or may commit an act of domestic violence.

When an order of protection is issued, the defendant can request a hearing to contest the order. Whether you are the one seeking an order of protection or you wish to contest the issuance of an order, you should obtain legal representation. This is your opportunity to provide evidence in support of your position, and you need an experienced advocate on your side.

We Represent You In Court

Our Phoenix order of protection lawyers can represent you at the order of protection hearing, presenting evidence in support of your position. We can also seek a modification in the terms of an initial order of protection, to expand or further restrict the defendant’s ability to contact the plaintiff or others covered by the order.

Your future and that of your family may be significantly affected by the outcome of this hearing. Put our experience to work for you.

Contact An Attorney

To schedule a consultation about an order of protection or domestic violence issue, contact DeShon Laraye Pullen PLC.