Domestic Violence Injunction & Protective Order Attorney

Whether you are seeking protection from domestic violence or responding to allegations, the legal decisions you make today can have lasting consequences. Parisi Family Law, P.A. provides experienced representation to help protect your safety, your rights, and your future with discretion, urgency, and compassionate legal guidance.

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Experienced Domestic Violence Representation

Domestic violence cases require immediate attention, experienced legal guidance, and a thoughtful approach. Whether you are seeking a protective injunction or defending yourself against allegations, the outcome can have a lasting impact on your family, parental rights, employment, housing, and future.

Michael R. Parisi brings more than a decade of experience handling domestic violence matters from both perspectives—as a former prosecutor and now as a family law attorney representing clients throughout South Florida. This unique background allows him to anticipate legal challenges, evaluate evidence carefully, and develop effective strategies tailored to each case.

Under Florida law, domestic violence may include assault, battery, aggravated assault, aggravated battery, sexual assault, stalking, aggravated stalking, false imprisonment, kidnapping, or any criminal offense resulting in physical injury or death committed by one family or household member against another. These matters often arise alongside divorce, child custody, and other family law proceedings, making experienced legal representation especially important.

At Parisi Family Law, P.A., we understand that every situation is different. Whether you need immediate protection or are defending against allegations that could affect your reputation, your relationship with your children, or your future, we provide strategic, compassionate advocacy focused on achieving the best possible outcome under Florida law.

Domestic Violence Matters We Can Help Resolve

Whether you need immediate protection or experienced legal defense, we provide strategic representation in domestic violence and injunction proceedings throughout South Florida.

✓ Domestic Violence Injunctions

✓ Orders of Protection

✓ Repeat Violence Injunctions

✓ Dating Violence Injunctions

✓ Stalking & Cyberstalking Cases

✓ Domestic Violence & Child Custody Issues

✓ Injunction Modifications & Dismissals

✓ Emergency Temporary Injunctions

✓ Defense Against False Allegations

Frequently Asked Questions About Domestic Violence

Answers to some of the most common questions about domestic violence injunctions, protective orders, and your legal rights under Florida law.

How do I get a domestic violence injunction in Florida?

A petition for a domestic violence injunction is filed with the court. If the judge determines immediate protection may be necessary, a temporary injunction may be issued until a final hearing is held. Every case is different, and the court will evaluate the specific facts before issuing a final order.

Can a domestic violence injunction affect child custody?

Yes. A domestic violence injunction may influence parenting plans, timesharing, and other family law matters. Florida courts always consider the child's best interests when making custody-related decisions.

What happens if someone violates a domestic violence injunction?

Violating a domestic violence injunction can result in serious legal consequences, including contempt of court or criminal charges. If an injunction has been violated, the court has legal remedies available to help enforce its orders.

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How do I get a domestic violence injunction in Florida?

A petition for a domestic violence injunction is filed with the court. If the judge determines immediate protection may be necessary, a temporary injunction may be issued until a final hearing is held. Every case is different, and the court will evaluate the specific facts before issuing a final order.

Yes. A domestic violence injunction may influence parenting plans, timesharing, and other family law matters. Florida courts always consider the child's best interests when making custody-related decisions.

Violating a domestic violence injunction can result in serious legal consequences, including contempt of court or criminal charges. If an injunction has been violated, the court has legal remedies available to help enforce its orders.