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Restraining Order Cases

Temporary restraining orders are filed quickly and are often followed by full-blown hearings on permanent orders. If you are the subject of a restraining order, take swift action by contacting our law firm now.

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A restraining order is a protective court order that makes it unlawful for the individual served, or the individual named as the aggressor, to have any form of communication, contact, or surveillance of the protected party named in the restraining order. If a restraining order has been filed against you, turn to The Law Office of Patrick O’Fiel, P.C. for effective legal counsel and representation. Our restraining order attorney can serve as your powerful voice, tenaciously pursuing the most favorable case outcome possible on your behalf. Temporary restraining orders can happen rapidly and are often followed by a hearing on a permanent order. Due to the serious and time sensitive nature of your case, we advise you to secure the assistance of our attorney as soon as possible. Refuting accusations requires admissible evidence, relevant arguments and a thorough understanding of the laws surrounding your case.

Having a skilled criminal law attorney on your side can greatly increase your chances of success.

  • Patrick O'Fiel

    Attorney

    Patrick O'Fiel is the 5th generation of O'Fiel family lawyers. He was licensed to practice law in 2002 and is very passionate about the pursuit of justice. When you choose to retain his representation, you can rest easy knowing your case is in capable and competent hands.

    The O'Fiel family has been practicing law in the state of Texas since 1901. As such, Patrick O'Fiel obtains the in depth legal knowledge necessary to handle any case. He is proud to carry on the family name which was built upon hard work, strong values and an impeccable reputation. The Law Office of Patrick O'Fiel, P.C. remains dedicated to assisting clients and their families with all legal matters.

  • Robert “Hunter” Moose

    Associate Attorney

    Robert “Hunter” Moose was born and raised in Kerrville Texas. After graduating from Tivy High School in 2009, he attended Texas A and M University. While at Texas A and M, Hunter was the team captain for the Mock Trial team. Hunter graduated from with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. After graduating, Hunter attended the Saint Mary’s School of Law in San Antonio. After qualifying in the Regional Competition, Hunter was a competitor in the American Bar Association National Negotiation Competition. Hunter also was a staff writer for the Saint Mary’s Law Review. After graduation, Hunter began practicing law in his home town in the areas of family law and criminal law. Hunter also now assists in coaching the Tivy High School Mock Trial team.

    Today, Hunter assists Patrick with case preparation. He meets with clients in the initial consultations and aids in case review and research. He attends many pre-trial matters and interacts with clients on a day-to-day basis. He also reviews the materials that the State provides and advises clients on their rights, strategies and options. In addition to reviewing cases, Hunter negotiates with the State on potential resolutions and always strives to ensure that the client is protected.

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Previous Clients

  • “Patrick and his staff were always very kind, helpful and upfront with me. They helped me through a difficult situation. I always knew I could count on them to be there for me.”

    Linda

  • “Patrick represented me in a very bitter child custody case after my daughter was killed in a car accident. I wanted both children to stay together and the other person only wanted one. He did a lot of research he's very professional ”

    Barbara

  • “Patrick and his staff used their experience more than once too calm me from the emotion of the day. When I or my X would "get in the weeds" over what I see now as a trivial matter, they would calmly usher me back to the task at hand. ”

    Dave

  • “Mr. Ofiel was very professional. He showed consideration to our personal needs. I would very much use him again in any legal issues I have.”

    Brenda

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What to Do If Someone Filed For A Restraining Order

Take the proper steps to deal with the prospect of having a restraining order issued against you. First and foremost, we advise you to obey the rules of the temporary restraining order. Even if you feel you have a strong, valid defense that may enable you to defeat attempts to turn the temporary order into a permanent one, you need to take precautions to ensure the order is obeyed. Second, get in touch with a highly skilled attorney and begin preparing for the permanent order hearing.

  • Obey the temporary restraining order.
  • Secure Legal Representation.
  • Gather Relevant Physical Evidence.
  • Assemble Record & Documents
  • Create A List Of Possible Witnesses
  • Invoke Your Right To Remain Silent

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Commonly Asked Questions

  • Questions

  • How Long Will The Restraining Order Last?

    Answer

    Restraining orders generally last between 6 months to 3 years. The duration of the restraining order filed against you will heavily depend on the specifics of your case and the quality of your legal representation. Our criminal defense attorney can improve your chances of obtaining of a positive case outcome.

  • What Consequences May I Face?

    Answer

    It is a crime to knowingly violate a restraining order. If you violate the protective order, you may be imprisoned, fined or both. If the violation includes injury, the punishment will be more severe.

  • How Do I Contest A Restraining Order?

    Answer

    If you have been served a restraining order, you must take immediate action. If you fail to contest the order, it will be granted and you will not be able to appeal the decision at a later date. In order to contest the order, you must fill out a CH-110 Form or a DV-120 form (depending on the type of protective order filed against you). While these forms are somewhat straightforward, we advise you to enlist the assistance of an attorney. We can ensure all paperwork is properly completed.

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    By hiring a criminal defense attorney, you can make sure that your side of the story is told and that your legal rights are fully protected.

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  • How will this affect my life?

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    is this?

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    criminal record?

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