If you are experiencing domestic violence, taking legal action can be critical to your safety and well-being. Whether you need an order of protection, child custody modifications, or legal separation, our attorneys are here to help.
At Tsiring & Feldman, P.C., our domestic violence attorneys in Brooklyn, NY, and Sarasota, FL assist survivors in obtaining restraining orders, emergency protection, and legal representation in family court. We work quickly to ensure you and your loved ones receive the legal protection you need.
Victims of physical, emotional, or financial abuse can seek legal protection through:
Court-issued orders that prevent an abuser from making contact.
Immediate legal protection for those in danger.
Pursuing legal action against perpetrators of domestic violence.
Legal actions to end an abusive marriage while ensuring financial security.
Restricting an abusive parent’s custody rights for child safety.
✔ Temporary & Permanent Restraining Orders – Prevent contact, harassment, and threats.
✔ Emergency Custody & Support Orders – Ensuring immediate protection for children.
✔ Shelter & Resource Referrals – Connecting survivors to safe housing and support services.
✔ Legal Advocacy in Family & Criminal Court – Representation in domestic violence cases.
✔ Immigration Relief for Victims
– Applying for VAWA self-petitions or U visas for non-citizen survivors.
You can request an emergency order of protection from the court. Our attorneys assist with filing petitions and ensuring swift action.
Yes! Courts prioritize the safety of the child and may limit or revoke custody from abusive parents.
Violating a court-issued protection order is a criminal offense. Contact law enforcement immediately, and we can assist with legal enforcement actions.
No! A civil order of protection can be obtained without criminal charges, though charges may strengthen your case.
Yes! Under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and U Visa programs, victims of domestic abuse may apply for legal status in the U.S.
Start your legal journey today with a confidential consultation. Contact us to discuss your case and explore your legal options.