
At Desario Law, we understand how vulnerable you feel when your safety is at risk. Available seven days a week, we provide compassionate, experienced legal guidance to secure restraining orders. With decades of family law, mediation, and civil litigation experience, our team advocates for you, helping restore safety, security, and peace.
A restraining order is a critical legal tool to protect you from threats, harassment, or violence. Whether the danger comes from a partner, family member, neighbor, or acquaintance, acting quickly is essential. At DeSario Law, we help you understand your rights, evaluate your situation, and secure the most effective form of protection, ensuring you feel informed, supported, and empowered from the very first conversation.
We guide you through every step—from gathering evidence and filing your petition to representing you in court. With decades of experience and a compassionate approach, we help you regain control, set enforceable boundaries, and safeguard your safety and peace of mind.

A restraining order provides immediate, enforceable safeguards designed to stop threats, harassment, and unsafe behavior.
Prevents the other party from contacting you by phone, email, or text.
Legally orders the person to stay a set distance from you.
Protects your children, adding safety measures and supervised visitation if necessary.
May order the respondent to leave the home for your safety.
Can require surrender of firearms and block future weapon purchases temporarily.
Permits only court-approved communication, usually limited to child-related matters.
Allows law enforcement to arrest the respondent immediately for violating the order.
Ensures enforceable boundaries that protect your safety and well-being.
Our clients trust us to guide them through difficult moments, and their results reflect our commitment to strong advocacy and compassionate support.
Don’t wait until things escalate. The sooner you get legal protection, the sooner you can feel safer and move forward.
Get quick answers to some of the most common family law concerns, helping you understand your options and what to expect throughout the process.
In many cases, you can receive a temporary restraining order the same day you file, offering immediate protection until your court hearing.
You don’t need perfect evidence, but details like messages, photos, police reports, or witness statements can strengthen your case.
Yes. The court requires the respondent to be formally served so they understand the restrictions and the hearing date.
Violating a restraining order is a serious offense and can result in immediate arrest, fines, or additional criminal charges.

If you are experiencing harassment, abuse, or threats, we’re here to help. Contact our office for confidential support and reliable legal guidance. Your safety and peace of mind are our top priorities.