Palm Beach County Restraining Order Lawyer | Civil Injunction for Protection

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Palm Beach County Restraining Order Lawyer

A restraining order (legally known as a civil injunction in Florida) can significantly impact your life. Whether you’re seeking protection from violence or defending against false or exaggerated allegations, the outcome can affect your housing, employment, and even your parental rights. At Russo Law & Advocacy, we represent both petitioners and respondents in Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties in all types of Florida injunction cases.

Aggressive Representation in Florida Civil Injunction Cases

Whether you are pursuing an injunction to protect yourself or facing allegations that could lead to one, we are here to safeguard your rights. Our firm handles:

Why You Need an Attorney for an Injunction Case

Injunction proceedings move quickly. Temporary orders are often granted ex parte—without notice to or input from the other side. Without experienced legal counsel, you risk:

  • Losing child custody or visitation
  • Being forced to move from your home
  • Having firearms seized
  • Suffering damage to your reputation and permanent legal record

At Russo Law & Advocacy, we fight to:

  • Secure protective orders for those in real danger
  • Prevent false or exaggerated allegations from becoming permanent
  • Ensure fair hearings with proper evidence
  • Protect your family, rights, and future

Understanding the Florida Injunction Process

Understanding the Florida Injunction Process

In counties like Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade, the process typically follows these steps:

  1. Petition Filed – One party submits allegations seeking an injunction
  2. Temporary Order Issued – May be granted the same day, without a hearing, if the judge believes it is an emergency
  3. Hearing Scheduled – Usually within 15 days 
  4. Discovery – Interrogatories, subpoenas, evidence gathering, depositions
  5. Final Hearing – Both sides present evidence, testimony, and legal arguments

We prepare aggressively—whether building a strong case for protection or defending against false claims—by gathering texts, call logs, photos, witness testimony, and other key evidence.

Common Issues We Litigate

  • False or Exaggerated Allegations
  • Lack of Threat or Credible Fear
  • Procedural Defects (e.g., improper service, due process violations)
  • Disputes over shared housing or children

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Florida courts refer to them as “injunctions,” but they function the same as restraining orders in other states.

You absolutely should! Too often, a party without a lawyer goes up against a party with a lawyer, and the results can be devastating. Injunction hearings have serious consequences and may involve custody, housing, and your criminal record. The other side often has legal counsel—you should too!

Contact Our Palm Beach Restraining Order Attorney

Don’t risk your rights—call Russo Law & Advocacy 24/7 at (305) 209-5301. Serving:

  • Palm Beach County (West Palm Beach, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Wellington, Lake Worth, Boynton, Delray, Boca Raton, and more)
  • Broward County (Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Plantation, Deerfield, Pompano, Miramar, and more)
  • Miami-Dade County (Miami Gardens, Hialeah, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, and more!) 
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