Defend oneself by gathering evidence, securing witness statements, and employing a competent lawyer. Present your case in court to refute the accuser’s allegations and defend your rights
Yes, you can challenge a domestic violence protective order in Virginia in court by providing evidence and arguments during a hearing to refute the accuser’s claims and defend your rights.
A temporary protective order is valid for up to 15 days or until a full hearing. Final Virginia restraining order are valid for up to two years, but the court can extend them.
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