A protective order issued in Family Court is an order restricting interactions between the parties usually within a family or cohabitation arrangement. Protective orders can vary in the degree of restriction, from total no-contact to an order to avoid unlawful, abusive interactions, while other types of interactions are still permitted. It is sometimes possible to modify protective orders through court with the help of an attorney, but it's never OK to violate them.

Protective Orders

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