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Defending Yourself In Court: Domestic Violence Allegations

If you are served with a protective order, there are important things you need to know about what you can and can't do. It is critical that you understand what is happening, how the courts act, and what you should expect. If you have been served with a Protective Order in Montgomery County or anywhere in the state of Maryland, the court process will happen quickly and there are several things you should consider. In this video, Alice Paré of Paré & Associates provides and overview of what will happen and what you need to know if you are served with a protective order (or peace order). Some highlights from the video: Get an idea of what to expect. What will happen when the sheriffs come to serve you. What you need to take with you, if you are being removed from your home. Understand what you can and cannot do after you are served with the Protective Order - and why it is critical to comply with the order. The typical timeline for the hearing and court dates and why you need a lawyer. Pros and cons of contesting the order vs. consenting to the order. How long a protective order last and how it can affect your record. We have been helping clients in Germantown, Gaithersburg, and throughout Montgomery County with Protective Orders, Domestic Violence and other Family Law matters for more than 30 years. Our team at Paré & Associates, LLC (formerly Law Office of Alice Paré) are experienced, compassionate and committed to helping you throughout your situation. Feel free to call us at 301-515-1190 or visit us online to schedule an appointment.