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Family Law

Minnesota Harassment Restraining Orders

A Harassment Restraining Order in Minnesota provides protection from repeated, intrusive conduct that serves no legitimate purpose. Unlike OFPs, HROs are not limited to domestic relationships and can address harassment from neighbors, coworkers, or others.

What's At Stake

Court-ordered no-contact provisions, potential criminal charges for violations, restrictions on where you can go, and a civil court record. An HRO can affect employment, housing, and professional licensing.

How We Respond

We present clear evidence and advocate effectively at hearings. The distinction between harassment and legitimate communication is often the central issue in these proceedings.

What To Do Right Now

Document every incident of harassment with dates, times, and any witnesses. Save all communications. Do not respond to or engage with the person harassing you. Contact us to evaluate whether an HRO is appropriate and to prepare for the hearing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about harassment restraining orders (hros).

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