An OFP can reshape your rights instantly — we help you respond strategically before it affects your future.
An Order for Protection (OFP) under Minnesota Statute 518B can impose strict limits on your contact, parenting time, home access, and daily activities. These restrictions often take effect before you have the chance to defend yourself. We move quickly to assess the allegations, prepare your response, and position you effectively for the OFP hearing.
Service features
Our Minnesota Criminal Defense Lawyers challenge unsupported claims, protect parental rights, and work to prevent long-term consequences connected to domestic abuse allegations.
- OFP hearing defense
- Evidence review
- Parenting-time protection
- Communication guidance
- Representation in court
- Case monitoring
- Record impact management
- Compliance strategy
Why choose us
We create expert defense strategies for OFP cases while protecting your future rights and you from the courts.
Strategic OFP Defense
We understand how OFPs are issued, enforced, and challenged — and we build targeted strategies that address weaknesses in the allegations.
Detailed Evidence Analysis
We examine statements, timelines, and records to expose inconsistencies and strengthen your position at every stage.
Focused on Your Rights and Access
We work to protect your parental rights, home access, and long-term stability throughout the OFP process.
Fast, Calculated Intervention
We act quickly, because early preparation can shift the outcome of the OFP hearing and reduce long-term restrictions.
Popular questions
If you or your loved one has received OFP in Minnesota, contact us today for a confidential consultation.
What is an OFP?
An Order for Protection is a court order issued under Minnesota’s Domestic Abuse Act (518B) that restricts contact and behavior based on allegations of domestic abuse.
Can an OFP affect custody or parenting time?
Yes. An OFP can immediately impact parenting schedules, home access, and parental decision-making.
Can I fight an OFP?
Yes. You can challenge the allegations, present evidence, and request a full hearing.
What happens if I violate an OFP?
Violations can lead to new criminal charges, fines, and jail time — even if the alleged contact was unintentional.
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Our team will answer your questions and talk you through potential next steps.
