At Natalie Lopez, Attorney at Law, P.A., we are committed to supporting individuals who have experienced domestic violence and providing comprehensive legal representation in obtaining injunctions for protection. We are also committed to wearing a second hat, which is that of defending against domestic violence injunctions as well. In Florida, there are five types of injunctions available to address different forms of violence and harassment: Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Repeat Violence, Sexual Violence, and Stalking.
Sexual Violence: Under Florida Statutes Section 784.046, a Sexual Violence injunction addresses cases of sexual assault, abuse, or rape. It provides victims with legal protections and necessary measures to ensure their safety and well-being in the face of sexual violence. You may file a Sexual Violence restraining order if any one of the following has occurred:
i. Sexual battery
ii. A lewd or lascivious act, committed upon or in the presence of a person younger than 16
iii. Luring or enticing a child
iv. Sexual performance by a child
v. Any other forcible felony wherein a sexual act is committed or attempted
In addition, you must have reported the incident to law enforcement and be cooperating in any criminal proceedings or the Respondent must have been sentenced to prison and the term expired or is due to expire within 90 days.
At Natalie Lopez, Attorney at Law, P.A., we understand the sensitive nature of domestic violence cases and the importance of taking swift legal action. We are dedicated to helping victims or those disputing the allegations navigate the legal process, obtain the appropriate injunction that suits their situation, and advocate for their rights. If you or someone you know is facing domestic violence, contact Natalie Lopez, Attorney at Law, P.A., today for a consultation. We are here to support you by providing legal expertise, and working towards a future free from domestic violence.
A sexual-violence injunction matter requires trauma-informed preparation, careful handling of sensitive evidence, and attention to related criminal or family proceedings. Natalie Lopez, Esq. reviews the documents, deadlines, and facts that can affect the next legal decision.
Counsel can prepare a petitioner or respondent for the specific hearing, protect sensitive information through lawful procedures, coordinate overlapping cases, and ensure temporary orders are understood and followed.
Keep complete, original records whenever possible. The following material may help counsel compare the allegation with dates, communications, and objective documentation:
Read organizing evidence for a Broward County injunction hearing. Related services include:
For a confidential consultation, contact the firm, call 954.888.8833, or email NLopez.Esq@gmail.com.
