Compassionate legal guidance for individuals seeking safety and protection through the Florida court system.
Domestic violence situations can be deeply personal and emotionally overwhelming. Florida law provides legal protections for individuals who have experienced violence, threats, or fear of harm within a relationship.
A person who has experienced domestic violence may seek an Injunction for Protection, sometimes referred to as a restraining order. These injunctions are designed to help protect individuals and their children from further harm.
Attorney Kerya Koeut understands the sensitivity of these situations and provides careful, compassionate legal guidance to help clients understand their rights and options under Florida law. Our firm works to help individuals seek protection while navigating related family law matters such as divorce, custody, and parenting arrangements.

Florida courts may issue injunctions designed to protect individuals from further violence, harassment, or threats.

Temporary injunctions can sometimes be granted quickly to provide immediate protection.

Courts may include provisions to protect children when domestic violence affects a family.
Legal representation can help individuals understand court procedures and prepare for hearings.
Florida law recognizes several types of injunctions designed to protect individuals from violence or threats of harm.
A protective order issued when violence or threats of violence occur between family or household members, including spouses, former spouses, or individuals living together.
Protection available when a person has experienced two or more incidents of violence or stalking by the same individual.
Legal protection available for individuals who have experienced violence within a dating relationship or incidents involving sexual violence.
A domestic violence injunction is a court order designed to protect individuals from violence, threats, harassment, or stalking by another person.
In some situations, a court may issue a temporary injunction quickly after reviewing a petition. A hearing is typically scheduled afterward to determine whether a longer-term injunction should remain in place.
Yes. Domestic violence allegations and injunctions can influence family law matters such as divorce proceedings, parenting plans, and child custody decisions.
Injunction hearings involve presenting evidence and testimony before a judge. Legal guidance can help ensure that the court fully understands the circumstances and that your rights are properly represented.
If you believe you are in danger, seeking immediate assistance from law enforcement or emergency services may be necessary. Call 911 or text “Start” to 88788.
Legal guidance can help you understand how to pursue protective orders through the court system.