Protection Orders Can Reshape Your Case. Get Clarity Now.
Whether you are seeking protection or defending against a claim, we guide you through the legal process with focus, discretion, and strategy.
Protection Orders In Colorado Family Law
Courts issue protection orders for many reasons including allegations of domestic violence, harassment, threats, or safety concerns. These orders can affect parenting time, limit communication, and change the course of a custody or divorce case. If a protection order is part of your case, the stakes are high.
At Stordahl Law, we guide clients through these situations with calm and confidence. Whether you are requesting protection or defending against false or exaggerated claims, we provide focused legal support that aligns with your goals.
Understanding the Impact on Custody and Divorce
A protection order can reshape the dynamics of a family law case. It may limit parenting time, block communication, or create challenges during exchanges. For parents, it can also influence how the court evaluates the best interests of the child.
If you are involved in a custody or divorce matter where a protection order exists, you need an attorney who understands how to navigate these complexities. At Stordahl Law, we help you respond strategically so the protection order does not define your case or your future.
Violations Are Serious
Violating a protection order can lead to criminal charges, even if the contact was unintentional. A text message, a social media like, or showing up at the wrong place can result in arrest. Courts treat these violations seriously, and the consequences may include jail time and long-term damage to your case.
If you are unsure what the order allows or how to avoid violations, we will guide you every step of the way. Stordahl Law provides clear, practical advice to help you stay protected and stay compliant.