Overview
Permanent Protection Order (PPO) in Colorado Springs
A permanent protection order can stay in place indefinitely and can show up on background checks. It can also affect firearm rights, housing, and contact with your children.
The hearing is usually your one chance to tell the full story. We prepare the witnesses, the exhibits, and the cross-examination for every permanent order hearing we take, whether we represent the person asking for the order or the person responding to it.
If you and the other party share children, a protection order can also affect who cares for them and how parenting time works. How protection orders affect custody in Colorado