Legal Services

An Order of Protection New Jersey, also known as a domestic violence restraining order, offers crucial legal protections for victims of domestic abuse. It can include provisions such as requiring the abuser to stay away from the victim, cease contact, and relinquish firearms. Violating an Order of Protection can result in severe legal consequences for the abuser, including criminal charges. Obtaining an Order of Protection involves filing a complaint with the court and attending a hearing to present evidence of domestic violence. Access to support services and resources is available for individuals seeking protection through an Order of Protection in New Jersey.

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