Family Law
Temporary Protective Orders (TPOs) in Metro Atlanta
In urgent situations involving domestic violence, stalking, or harassment, a Temporary Protective Order (TPO) can provide critical legal protection. At K R Law, we help clients throughout Metro Atlanta and the State of Georgia file for and secure TPOs that prioritize safety and peace of mind.
Temporary Protective Order Legal Services We Provide
Emergency Protection. Legal Clarity. Safe Next Steps.
Taking legal action during a crisis can feel overwhelming. That’s why we move quickly—with compassion and strategy—to help you feel safe, supported, and in control. Whether you're filing a TPO or navigating what comes next, we’re here to stand by you.
Emergency Protective Orders
Step-by-step support to file for a TPO and secure immediate protection from abuse or harassment.
TPO Hearings & Representation
Prepared, clear advocacy during court proceedings to extend protection and ensure your voice is heard.
Follow-Up Legal Support
Continued legal help with related matters—like custody, divorce, or criminal charges—so you remain protected on all fronts.


Legal Strategy You Can Trust
Clear. Strategic. Litigation-Ready.
Private Consultation
Discuss your situation in a safe, confidential setting and determine if a TPO is right for you.
Filing & Documentation
Prepare and submit TPO petitions with accurate, thorough information.
Court Representation
Appear at hearings fully prepared to present your case and secure protection.
Long-Term Legal Planning
Connect the TPO to broader family law issues—like custody, divorce, or safety planning.
Temporary Protective Order FAQs
What You Need to Know About Temporary Protective Orders in Georgia
Who can request a Temporary Protective Order in Georgia?
TPOs are available to individuals experiencing domestic violence, stalking, harassment, or threats from a current or former partner, co-parent, family member, or household member. To learn if your case qualifies, reach out for a private consultation.
What does a Temporary Protective Order do?
A TPO can prohibit the abuser from contacting you, entering your home, workplace, or school, and may also award temporary custody of children. Our firm can help you request the protections most relevant to your situation.
How long does a Temporary Protective Order last?
An initial TPO typically lasts up to 30 days. After a court hearing, it may be extended for up to 12 months—or made permanent. We’ll represent you at this hearing to advocate for continued safety and protection.
Is there a cost to file for a TPO?
There is no fee to file for a TPO in Georgia. However, having legal representation can greatly increase the likelihood of success. Contact K R Law to ensure your petition is handled with care and urgency.
