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If you or a loved one are in harms way, an order of protection or a no contact order can help provide you with legal protection. Here, our Iowa domestic abuse attorneys explain the key details you should note when considering what type of order of protection you need, what is necessary to instill the order, and how long it can last. Our attorneys also explain the differences between “civil protective” and “no-contact” orders, as well as the difference between “civil no-contact orders” and “criminal no-contact orders" so that you can ensure that you are protected to the fullest extent of the law.
Read more about how to obtain an Iowa protective order by our Iowa domestic abuse lawyers.
For the purpose of the law, the definition of abuse is broad and often requires clarification when obtaining a protective order. Iowa law states that domestic abuse can be classified as:
In this companion piece, our Iowa domestic abuse attorneys cover what is classified as a protective order as well as the specific terms for abuse so that you are aware of your options when filing for an order of protection.
Remediation is available when it comes to Iowa protective orders, and our Iowa domestic abuse attorneys explain the remedies that are available for protective orders in depth. We discuss important concerns when it comes to remedies between two parties, including the following:
Protective orders are intended to stop current and prevent future abuse from a family or household member. If you or someone you know is in need of an order of protection, we are here to help.
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