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Did you know that "restraining order" is a broad term used to cover orders from a civil court that require one of the parties to take or refrain from certain actions, while an Order of Protection is the correct term for what people are talking about when they say restraining order? To understand orders of protection, in this article, our DuPage County orders of protection and criminal law attorneys talk about how to file for an Order of Protection and what can be used as a remedy for one.
It can be hard to navigate what documents are needed for an Illinois Order of Protection or restraining order, so this article covers the steps you need to take in order to file a petition for an order of protection in Illinois. An Order of Protection is the preferred term for what most people would call a restraining order, and there are many documents and even some filing fees that may be needed for you to file. Navigate through the confusion and get the protection you need.
In this article, our DuPage County Order of Protection attorneys explain what constitutes abuse under Illinois Order of Protection law.
"Abuse" is more than just physical abuse. According to the Domestic Violence Act abuse is considered:
Read the full article by our DuPage County Order of Protection attorneys.
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