In Texas, domestic violence , otherwise known as “family violence” is addressed in the Texas Family Code. What counts as family violence? According to dps.texas.gov , it is defined as, “an act by a member of a family or household against another member that is intended to ...
Read MoreIn Plano and throughout the state of Texas, victims of family violence ( domestic violence ) can seek a protective order from the courts, which orders ...
View MoreIn Texas, victims of dating violence, family violence, sexual assault , and stalking can ask the court for a protective order, which is sometimes ...
View MoreWere you recently arrested for family violence ( domestic violence ) in Plano or Dallas? If so, you may end up with a protective order against you, if ...
View MoreWere you recently arrested for family violence at your home? Or, did your partner or spouse go to court and take out a protective order against you? ...
View MoreIn Texas, when someone commits family violence , otherwise known as spousal or child abuse , domestic violence , sexual assault, human trafficking, or ...
View MoreIs your spouse, or another family or household member accusing you of family violence? If so, the alleged “victim” of the abuse may have taken out a ...
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