When safety is at risk, fast and informed action is essential. Whether you need to file for a Temporary Protective Order (TPO) or defend yourself against false allegations, Mabel Law Group provides steady, confidential, and compassionate support throughout the process.
We help clients understand their rights, gather evidence, and prepare for the hearings that follow — all with safety, clarity, and confidence in mind.
In Nevada, a Temporary Protective Order is a court order designed to protect individuals from:
TPOs can apply to partners, family members, former spouses, co-parents, roommates, or individuals in a dating relationship.
A judge may grant a TPO without a hearing if the application presents credible concerns about safety or harm. If the TPO is granted, the court may later schedule an Extended Protective Order (EPO) hearing where both parties can present evidence.
When petitioning for protection, clarity and detail matter. We help clients:
Your safety is the priority and we move quickly to help secure protection.
Unfortunately, TPOs are sometimes misused to gain leverage in custody disputes or to harm someone’s reputation. Being falsely accused can feel frightening and overwhelming.
We assist clients with:
A TPO on your record can impact employment, housing, and custody so a strong legal response is essential.
Most protective order cases involve at least one hearing. We guide clients through:
Having representation helps ensure that your story is presented clearly, calmly, and effectively.
Beyond court filings, we offer support with:
Your safety and peace of mind matter and we’re here to help you navigate this with a grounded, steady approach.
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