Domestic abusive conduct restraining orders are issued by the court when one party has inflicted abusive conduct upon the other party or reasonably believes the other party will inflict abusive conduct upon them. A determination that domestic abusive conduct has occurred will trigger very serious repercussions including criminal and civil liability, a presumption that the perpetrator should have no custody of their child for five years, no ability to contact the other party, loss of the right to own a firearm, etc. We have a significant amount of experience representing both the party seeking the restraining order and the party defending against the same. To discuss your rights, call us immediately as these type of cases are dealt with on an emergency basis.