Terminate a Personal Protection Order PPO Michigan Attorney

Defeating / Defending Against / Terminating a Personal Protection Order (PPO)

Being named in a Personal Protection Order (PPO) has significant legal ramifications that could affect your employment, reputation, ability to enter Canada and your education. You have the right to modify or terminate a Personal Protection Order (PPO) issued against you, or extend a Personal Protection Order (PPO) issued against another. You may move to modify or rescind the PPO within 14 days after service or actual notice, or for good cause shown after the 14 days have elapsed. A hearing must be held within 14 days after a request for modification or rescission.

The attorneys of Garmo & Kiste, PLC have helped their clients combat, defeat, and extinguish personal protection orders (PPO) / restraining orders, including situations where allegations of domestic violence appear to be in effort to gain leverage in a pending divorce, and/or in retaliation of love spurned. For a free consultation concerning your particular situation, call us at (248) 398-7100 for a free consultation or contact us with a private message.

What is a Personal Protection Order (PPO)?

A Personal Protection Order (PPO) is a Circuit Court injunctive order that helps protect an individual in situations where there is some domestic relationship (i.e. Family Violence, Dating Violence, and/or Stalking). It prevents a crime before it happens by providing certain protections. A PPO stops or restrains and individual from-

Terminate a Personal Protection Order PPO Michigan Attorney: Has an individual falsely accused you? Have they wrongly taken a Personal Protection Order (PPO), for more information about extinguishing Personal Protection Order (PPO) and to retain Garmo & Kiste, PLC, call us at (248) 398-7100 for a free consultation or contact us with a private message.

What follows is a list of Personal Protection Order (PPO) matters our firm has recently handled. Our track record speaks for itself:

Our Client seeking to have a PPO removed:

  • Oakland County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Washtenaw County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed by agreement of the Parties.
  • Oakland County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Lapeer County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Oakland County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed by agreement of the Parties.
  • Hillsdale County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO successfully modified per client’s needs at hearing.
  • Macomb County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed by agreement of the Parties.
  • Oakland County, MI: PPO Hearing set against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Oakland County, MI: PPO Hearing set against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Oakland County, MI: PPO Hearing set against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Oakland County, MI: PPO Hearing set against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Oakland County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO’s length reduced at hearing.
  • Macomb County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Macomb County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Wayne County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO’s length reduced at hearing.
  • Mainstee County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing, Client awarded a $3,000.00 Judgment for Costs & attorneys fees.
  • Macomb County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed by agreement of the Parties.
  • Kalamazoo County, MI: PPO Hearing set against our Client. PPO dismissed by agreement of the Parties.
  • Wayne County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Wayne County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Wayne County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed by agreement of the Parties.
  • Macomb County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Macomb County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Oakland County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed by agreement of the Parties.
  • Wayne County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Oakland County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.
  • Oakland County, MI: Ex Parte PPO issued against our Client. PPO dismissed at hearing.

Our Client seeking a PPO:

  • Oakland County, MI: Our client seeking a PPO. PPO granted, and Defendant’s Motion to Terminate, an extension was granted.
  • Oakland County, MI: Our client seeking a PPO. PPO granted.
  • Wayne County, MI: Our client seeking a PPO. PPO granted.
  • Oakland County, MI: Our client seeking a PPO. PPO granted.
  • Oakland County, MI: Our client seeking a PPO. PPO granted.
  • Macomb County, MI: Our client seeking a PPO. PPO granted.
  • Wayne County, MI: Our client seeking a PPO. PPO granted.
  • Wayne County, MI: Our client seeking a PPO. PPO granted.

Protect yourself and prevent crime before it happens, for more information about Personal Protection Order (PPO) let us help, call us at (248) 398-7100 for a free consultation or contact us with a private message.

What happens if I am Served with or Notified of a Personal Protection Order (PPO)?

You must obey all terms of a Personal Protection Order (PPO) if you are served with or notified of a Personal Protection Order (PPO) issued against you. If you do not obey an order, you can be arrested for violating the order, held in contempt of court, and sentenced to spend up to 93 days in jail and may be fined up to $500.00 with a term of probation not to exceed two years. The County Clerk will provide a copy of the Personal Protection Order (PPO) to the local police agency so that it can immediately be entered into the Law Enforcement Information Network (L.E.I.N.), and would be available statewide to other law enforcement agencies.

Terminate a Personal Protection Order PPO Michigan Attorney: Hire the right criminal lawyers, with Garmo & Kiste, PLC your legal matter is important to us, we strive to give you the proper legal advice and personal attention you should demand and deserve, for more information about Personal Protection Order (PPO) let us help, call us at (248) 398-7100 for a free consultation or contact us with a private message.

When does a Personal Protection Order (PPO) go into effect?

A Personal Protection Order (PPO) goes into effect as soon as the judge signs it. The county clerk’s office is responsible for providing a copy of the order to the local police agency so that it can be entered into the Law Enforcement Information Network (LEIN), who will also notify the respondent. An individual who violates a Personal Protection Order (PPO) can be jailed for a violation of the Personal Protection Order (PPO) for maximum of 93 days and may be fined up to $500.00.

For more information about Defeating / Terminating a Personal Protection Order (PPO), Victim’s Rights, and Civil Suits stemming from Criminal Acts or to retain Garmo & Kiste, PLC, call us at (248) 398-7100 for a free consultation or contact us with a private message.

Enforcing a Personal Protection Order (PPO)

A Personal Protection Order (PPO) order is enforceable anywhere in Michigan by any law enforcement agency, as soon as it is signed by a judge. If you violate a Personal Protection Order (PPO) in some place other than Michigan, you will be subject to the enforcement remedies and penalties of that other state, Indian tribe, or territory. A violation of a Personal Protection Order (PPO) does not have to occur in the presence of a law enforcement officer, and that officer can make a warrantless arrest of a PPO Respondent if the officer has “reasonable cause” to believe that they violated the PPO. Michigan statutes clearly states that criminal sanctions are to be imposed in addition to whatever criminal penalties apply for a separate criminal offense. See MCL 600.2950(23) and 600.2950a(20).

If you violate a Personal Protection Order (PPO) in Michigan and you have been notified of the order, either orally or by formal service, any law enforcement agency can arrest you. If you have a Personal Protection Order (PPO) against another individual who you believe has violated the PPO, you can file motion seeking he or she be arrested. In order to do this you must have proof that the individual was served with or notified of the order.

If you are arrested, the court will set a date, time, and place for a hearing on the charges against you. If a hearing is not held within 72 hours, the respondent may be released from jail after posting bond until the hearing is held.

Has an individual falsely accused you? Have they wrongly taken a Personal Protection Order (PPO), for more information about extinguishing Personal Protection Order (PPO) and to retain Garmo & Kiste, PLC, call us at (248) 398-7100 for a free consultation or contact us with a private message.

What happens to my guns?

According to MI state law, if you have a Personal Protection Order (PPO) that was issued by a state court against you, you cannot purchase or possess a firearm / gun. There are however exceptions to this rule. The attorneys of Garmo & Kiste, PLC have helped their clients combat, defeat, and extinguish personal protection orders (PPO) / restraining orders, and maintain their right to purchase or possess a firearm/gun. For a free consultation concerning your particular situation, need help to Terminate a Personal Protection Order PPO Michigan Attorney? call Garmo & Kiste, PLC at (248) 398-7100 or contact us with a private message.

It should be noted, that a Personal Protection Order (PPO), is a civil action, and is different from a “no-contact” bond which is imposed on a defendant during a pending criminal charge

Can I get a Personal Protection Order (PPO)?

If you have been/are being physically, emotionally, or sexually abused by a current or former spouse, a family member, a domestic partner, the other parent of your child, a current or former roommate, or a current or former person in a dating relationship you may be eligible to get a Personal Protection Order (PPO). Or if you have been/are being stalked, and/or repeatedly harassed to the point of being terrorized, intimidated, or threatened you may also be eligible to get a Personal Protection Order (PPO).

In order for victims of stalking to obtain a Personal Protection Order (PPO), you do not have to show a relationship with the stalker but you must establish a pattern of behavior on their behalf and at least two separate incidents that have caused you or would cause a reasonable person to feel terrorized, frightened, intimidated, threatened, harassed or molested.

If you are in immediate danger you can request an ex-parte order, which will take effect immediately without a hearing and without advanced notice to the other party. A non-emergency Personal Protection Order (PPO) will require a hearing in front of the Circuit Court Judge before a Personal Protection Order (PPO) will be issued. Terminate a Personal Protection Order PPO Michigan Attorney.

Terminate a Personal Protection Order PPO Michigan Attorney: 20+ years of combined legal experience for more information about Personal Protection Order (PPO) let us help, call us at (248) 398-7100 for a free consultation or contact us with a private message.