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Let our Chicago order of protection attorneys be your advocate and help protect you and your loved ones. Our Chicago order of protection lawyers can help you with orders of protection, restraining and No Contact orders. We put you first and our goal is to give you the safety and protection you need.
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In this video, our Chicago order of protection attorneys explain the difference between a restraining order and an order of protection. "Restraining order" is a broad term used to cover court orders requiring someone to do or not do something. An order of protection is a type of restraining order that is intended to prevent abuse at the hands of a family member or household member. This article by our Elmhurst order of protection lawyers covers how to file for an order of protection and the various remedies that are available if an order of protection is granted.
This video by our Chicago order of protection attorneys covers the various steps you should take to file a petition for an order of protection. There are many documents and even some filing fees that must be filed and served properly upon the defendant. This article will explain the process for you in detail.
In this video, our Chicago order of protection attorneys sit down to explain what constitutes as abuse for the purpose of obtaining an order of protection in Illinois. Orders of protection are intended to prevent "abuse" at the hands of a family member or household member. "Abuse" is broadly defined as more than just physical abuse. According to the Domestic Violence Act, "abuse" includes:
This article goes into detail to explain the types of behavior that fall under each of these categories.
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