Served with an OFP or HRO in Minnesota?

Protective and restraining orders can limit where you go, who you see, and even your relationship with your children. Acting quickly is the key to protecting your rights.

What Clients Say

Amanda L.

When I received an Order for Protection, I was terrified I’d lose contact with my kids. The attorneys at Martine Law fought hard for me and made sure my rights as a parent were protected. I’ll always be grateful for their dedication.

Jack R.

I was blindsided by a false harassment claim that threatened my job and my family life. Martine Law stepped in immediately, explained every step, and built a strong defense. The order was dismissed, and I finally feel like my life is back on track.

Jamon T.

Facing an HRO was overwhelming, but the team’s calm, professional approach made all the difference. They listened to my side, gathered evidence, and stood up for me in court. I couldn’t have asked for better representation.

Kristina D.

Martine Law treated my case with the urgency it needed. They not only defended me in court but also guided me on how to avoid future legal issues. They truly care about protecting their clients’ futures.

Laura A.

I thought my reputation was ruined, but the lawyers at Martine Law worked tirelessly to clear my name. Their skill in handling OFP/HRO cases is unmatched. They gave me hope when I had none.

We Protect Your Rights with the Defense Your OFP/HRO Case Demands

  • Your freedom, reputation, and personal relationships matter, and we make protecting them our top priority.

  • Our Minnesota OFP (Order for Protection) and HRO (Harassment Restraining Order) attorneys handle false allegations, contested hearings, modifications, and violations with precision and determination.

  • Every case is approached with urgency, discretion, and an unwavering commitment to securing the best possible outcome for you.

  • We fight to protect your rights, your relationships, and your standing in the community at every stage of the process.
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Here’s Why Clients Across Minnesota Choose Martine Law

Our team includes former prosecutors who understand exactly how the state builds an Order for Protection (OFP) or Harassment Restraining Order (HRO) case. This insight allows us to challenge the evidence against you, protect your rights, and pursue the best possible outcome. We approach every case with urgency, discretion, and relentless advocacy, ensuring you are treated fairly at every stage.

Facing an OFP or HRO is stressful and can have serious consequences for your freedom, reputation, relationships, and future opportunities. At Martine Law, we understand the emotional and legal weight of these situations, and we provide the strategic, results-focused defense you need to move forward with confidence.

You’re More Than Just a Case, You’re a Life Worth Defending

MINNESOTA OFP/HRO ATTORNEYS WHO CARE

We see more than accusations, we see your future, your freedom, and your reputation. Whether you’re facing an Order for Protection, a Harassment Restraining Order, or allegations of violating one, our Minnesota OFP/HRO lawyers provide honest, compassionate, and results-driven defense.

With values built on trust, respect, and relentless advocacy, we fight to protect your rights, preserve your freedom, and secure the best possible outcome, as if we were defending our own family.

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Family Law Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an OFP and an HRO in Minnesota?

An Order for Protection (OFP) is typically issued in cases involving allegations of domestic abuse between family or household members. A Harassment Restraining Order (HRO) addresses harassment, stalking, or unwanted contact, and can be filed by anyone, regardless of relationship.

How long does an OFP or HRO stay in effect?

The duration depends on the case. Temporary orders may last only a few weeks until a hearing, while final orders can last up to two years or longer. In some cases, extensions may be requested if the court finds ongoing need for protection.

Can I fight an OFP or HRO in court?

Yes. You have the right to challenge an OFP or HRO. At the hearing, you can present evidence, call witnesses, and argue why the order should be dismissed or modified. Having an experienced attorney can help protect your rights and your reputation.

What happens if I violate an OFP or HRO?

Violating an OFP or HRO is a serious criminal offense in Minnesota. Consequences can include jail time, fines, and a permanent mark on your record. If accused of a violation, seek legal representation immediately to defend your case.

From the moment I called Martine Law, I was given strength and guidance through a criminal case I thought was going to put me behind bars for a very long time. Instead, this firm stuck with me and guided me to an outcome I am so grateful for. My attorney stayed on top of it all, keeping me updated, and was always quick to get things done for my case. Now, I'm not behind locked doors but home and with my family.

Shawn S.

The Martine Law team was absolutely amazing, companionate & caring with my divorce. I didn’t feel like I was alone and always had support from someone who knew the system. I am looking forward to being a happy father spending quality time with my daughters, and I plan to share my happiest moments with them. Attorney Rhiley O’Rourke gave me hope, and if you’re a father who loves his children, she has my full and complete recommendation.

Matthew S.

Minneapolis, St. Paul, Edina, Bloomington, Brooklyn Park, and families across Minnesota.

Martine Law – Your Family. Your Rights. Our Priority.