Injunctions
Drew Solnoki, Byrd Law Firm
Injunction is another way of saying Restraining Order and it means that someone is alleging that you have committed an act of violence against them. There are several types of injunctions. There is an injunction for protection against domestic violence, against repeat violence, against dating violence, and against sexual violence.
An injunction for protection against domestic violence means that a person is alleging that a household or family member has committed an act of violence.
An injunction for protection against dating violence means that a person is alleging that someone that they have a romantic or intimate relationship with has committed an act of violence.
An injunction for protection against repeat violence means that someone is alleging that a person has committed at least two acts of violence, with the last act of violence occurring within the last six months.
An injunction for protection against sexual violence means that someone is alleging that someone has committed an act of sexual violence.
The definition of violence is quite broad and includes, but is not limited to, any type of battery, assault, stalking, or kidnapping.
Drew Solnoki was born and raised in Southampton, New York and came to Florida to pursue a college degree at Stetson University. During his time at Stetson, he was an honor roll student and earned a Dean’s Scholarship while obtaining a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. Mr. Solnoki chose to further pursue his academic aspirations by attending Nova Southeastern University Law School where he obtained his Juris Doctorate Degree. Drew is a Partner at The Byrd Law Firm.