North Carolina Criminal Law Updates
Allegations of domestic violence can be confusing and alarming, especially if a Domestic Violence Protective
Order (DVPO) if filed under Chapter 50B. North Carolina law alleged victms who feel threatened or harmed in a personal, “domestic” relationship to petition the court for a civil protective order, sometimes referred to as a “50B order” or a “restraining order.”
It’s a good idea to understand how DVPO orders work, what you can expect in court on the Outer Banks, and why it helps to have legal counsel by your side. This post provides a detailed look at how and when DVPOs may be filed, the legal process, and your rights throughout. Call the Glover Law Firm now to schedule a confidential consultation: 252-299-5300
serious and often warrant legal representation by an experienced criminal lawyer.