Civil Litigation
Restraining Order Defense
A restraining order can upend your entire life. It can separate you from your children, remove you from your home, and damage your reputation — often based on one-sided allegations. If you’ve been served with a restraining order, you cannot afford to show up unprepared.
Restraining order defense involves challenging the legal basis of the order filed against you. This includes disputing false or exaggerated claims, presenting evidence and witness testimony on your behalf, and arguing your case before a judge at a formal hearing. The goal is to prevent a permanent order from being issued and to protect your rights, your freedom, and your family.
At DeSario Family Law, attorney Daniel DeSario provides aggressive, strategic defense for individuals facing restraining orders in Los Angeles, CA. Daniel understands that these cases move fast and that the stakes are deeply personal. He takes the time to thoroughly investigate the claims against you, challenge false or exaggerated allegations, and fight to protect your rights in court.
With a deep understanding of California family law and courtroom procedures, Daniel has helped clients successfully contest restraining orders, preserve their parental rights, and move forward with their lives. He knows how to build a compelling defense — and he’s not afraid to use it.
You deserve to tell your side of the story. Don’t face this alone.
Facing a Restraining Order? You Need a Strong Defense — Now.
The key to our success has been the individual attention and determination we bring to every case. We work closely with our clients to understand their goals and create a strategy that gives them their best chance at a positive result.
- Consider Hiring an Experienced Attorney Immediately
- Never Violate the Order — Even if You Believe It’s Unjust
- Start Gathering Any Relevant Evidence Early
- Identify Potential Witnesses Who Can Support Your Side
- Document and Account for Your Whereabouts
- Consider the Accuser’s Possible Motive
- Look for Inconsistencies in the Accuser’s Account
- Be Prepared to Present Your Character and Reputation
- Understand Your Right to Request a Full Evidentiary Hearing
- Consider Submitting a Written Response to the Court
The key to our success has been the individual attention and determination we bring to every case. We work closely with our clients to understand their goals and create a strategy that gives them their best chance at a positive result.
Experience. Dedication. Compassion.
Our attorneys are available to take your call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to schedule a free consultation either in person, on the phone or skype today! Call (323) 655-6538 or fill out the form.
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