Talking Domestic Violence — What Is an Order of Protection?
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Talking Domestic Violence — What Is an Order of Protection?
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If someone is hurting you or making you feel unsafe, you may have heard the words "order of protection." But what does that actually mean? And how do you get one?
In this episode, host Dean Hinton sits down with Rebecca Toca, a former Legal Aid attorney who spent five and a half years representing survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault right here in Middle Tennessee. Before joining Legal Aid, Rebecca spent over seven years as a prosecutor in New York, where she worked in the Domestic Violence Bureau handling serious crimes. She knows this area of the law inside and out — and she knows how it affects real people.
Dean and Rebecca break down what an order of protection is, who can get one, and what the process looks like. They explain it in plain, simple language so you know what to expect every step of the way.
If you are thinking about getting an order of protection, or if you just want to understand your options, this episode is for you.
Legal Aid may be able to help you with an order of protection for free. Call us at 1-800-238-1443. If you are in danger right now, call 911.