Domestic Violence in Greensboro
One out of four women will experience domestic violence in their life, according to the Greensboro Police Department. It typically takes weeks or months to have a domestic violence case heard in court. Still, there are some circumstances that will permit immediate action. At ER Law in Greensboro, our respected lawyers can help you with your domestic violence case.
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Immediate Action Circumstances
Protections from abuse, harm to a child, or loss of marital assets are some of the types of emergencies that courts will consider outside of a regularly scheduled court date. Please contact us for advice on defending or pursuing emergency cases. Our lawyers are experienced and have represented domestic violence victims in Greensboro for years.
Need a Restraining Order?
A “50-B”, or a domestic violence restraining order, is the right course of action when someone close to you or in a relationship with you is abusing you. This includes a current or former spouse, a roommate, a relative through blood, a significant other, or someone you share a child with.
Restraining orders do not apply when a child or grandchild is under the age of 16. In this case, courts require pertinent evidence of actual harm. At ER Law, our experienced lawyers can help you if you are seeking protection and would like to know more about this legal option.
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Need a Civil No-contact Order?
When a person has been convicted of stalking or a sex offense, the victim may seek a civil no-contact order, which prohibits any contact by that person with the victim, permanently. The victim can request this order, or a capable adult can request it on behalf of a minor child or incompetent adult
Contact our lawyers at ER Law if you are seeking protection from an offender. We have experience in domestic violence cases in Greensboro and can give you a consultation.
Domestic Violence Lawyers in Greensboro
ER Law is a respected and experienced law firm in Greensboro. Our lawyers have represented domestic violence victims for numerous years. We take time to listen to your legal issue, and when we understand your case, we prepare a response that addresses your needs.
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