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Domestic violence affects every part of a family law case—from custody to safety to asset control. We represent survivors seeking legal protection and individuals facing allegations of abuse.
Stalking is more than just persistent, unwanted contact—it’s a form of intimidation that can escalate quickly. Whether you need protection or are defending against a stalking accusation, our team offers strong representation.
Verbal threats, digital harassment, and coercion can all play a role in family law disputes. Our attorneys help protect you from threats that impact your safety, parenting, or peace of mind.
Whether it’s an ex-partner using legal proceedings as a weapon or ongoing verbal/emotional abuse, harassment and bullying have no place in the family law process. We make sure your case is based on facts—not fear or manipulation.
Washington state’s statute of limitations on child abuse cases is quite broad, so if you or a loved one suffered abuse even decades ago, it may still be possible to bring a claim. If you or a loved one have suffered abuse, whether recently or many years ago, Hemmat Law’s child abuse lawyers will work on your case with compassion and discretion…
When a child faces an immediate risk of harm, an emergency custody order may provide urgent temporary protection. Hemmat Law helps parents understand Washington’s strict requirements for ex parte orders, prepare supporting evidence, and act quickly when a child’s safety or wellbeing is at risk.
An anti-harassment order is a civil court order designed to protect individuals from repeated unwanted conduct, threats, intimidation, or harassment that causes substantial emotional distress or creates concerns about safety.
The appropriate type of protection order depends on the relationship between the parties and the nature of the alleged conduct. Domestic violence protection orders generally involve qualifying family or intimate relationships, while anti-harassment orders may apply in other situations.
Evidence may include text messages, emails, social media communications, photographs, videos, witness statements, police reports, or other documentation showing a pattern of harassment, threats, or concerning behavior.
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