24 - Protective Orders

This show aired on August 27, 2017. It was hosted by David Enevoldsen, a partner at Family Law Guys. The show was about protective orders and discussed orders of protection, their nature as being tied to close personal relationships, the nature of injunctions against harassment, the nature of injunctions against workplace harassment, where you can go to get a protective order, that there are no filing fees for protective orders, how to serve protective orders, the implications of the Brady law and how firearm ownership can be impacted by a protective order, what happens in a hearing challenging a protective order, and the need to take appropriate steps to protect yourself even if you have a protective order.

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