In this article discusses Quad Cities orders of protection and how they are processed by Quad Cities. Orders of Protection are meant to protect the petitioner or another party from abuse from a family or household member. Terms of abuse and that of family and household member can be broadly interpreted by Quad City laws. Here we discuss these terms and the differences between restraining orders and orders of protection in Quad City family law cases.

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In this article, our Quad Cities order of protection attorneys discuss the different orders of protection in Quad Cities including:

• Emergency Orders of Protection
• Interim Orders of Protection
• Plenary Orders of Protection

Each of these orders of protection have different processes. Emergency orders of protection in Quad Cities can be granted without prior notice to the defendant. It is often the first step that protects the defendant until filing the order of protection and the first court appearance after service.

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This article examines Quad Cities orders of protection. Our lawyers discuss stalking no contact orders in Quad Cities. If a person is not eligible for an order of protection in Quad Cities due to negative behavior of an individual outside the family or household, that person may be eligible to get a Stalking No Contact Order in Quad Cities. This order is meant to prevent repeated stalking from an individual who is not a family member or member of the household.

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