Have you been served with a Restraining Order?

If you’ve been cited for violation of a restraining order, you should consider contacting an attorney prior to making any court appearances. We understand the anxiety and uncertainty that can accompany being cited with violation of a restraining order. Regardless of whether the alleged violation was a result of domestic violence, family abuse, sexual abuse or stalking – we can help. Call us today at 503.990.6093 and let us be there for you.

What are the five types of Restraining Orders in Oregon?

Family Abuse Restraining Order (FAPA): Protects people from domestic violence or other family abuse.

Stalking Protection Order (SPO): Protects people in danger because someone won’t leave them alone or is “stalking” them.

Sexual Abuse Protection Order (SAPO): Protects individuals from unwanted sexual contact. Designed for those who have experienced sexual abuse by a stranger or casual acquaintance.

Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO): Obtained to protect someone from hurting themselves or others with a firearm.

Elderly Persons and Persons with Disabilities Restraining Order (EPPDAPA): Protects people 65 years of age or older, and people with disabilities.

What To Do if Someone Gets a Restraining Order Against You

Oregon Law Help has information about what to do if someone gets a restraining ordera gainst you that may be helpful to you. To access their information go to: