An emergency restraining order is a quick way to protect a domestic violence victim. It is used by law enforcement officers in urgent cases.
What is important to do: - call the police and record the fact of violence; - collect evidence: photos, medical documents, witness statements; - submit an application and describe the threats.
The attribution may include: - prohibition of approaching the victim; - prohibition to stay in a place of shared residence; - limiting contacts.
Additionally, you can apply to the court for a restrictive order and receive social assistance.
If you need protection, act immediately - time is critical in such matters.
The material is for informational purposes only and does not constitute individual legal advice.