If you are served with a Petition for Risk Protection Order, it will look something like this sample ex parte risk protection order. An “ex parte” petition means that law enforcement can present it to the court and get the order without giving you notice or an opportunity to appear. This is what allows them to show up at your door and demand that you turn over all of your firearms without you even knowing that an order was issued. If this happens, a final hearing must be set within 14 days. These proceedings are on a tight timeline, so be sure to call us at 407-706-3967 as soon as possible or use the embedded contact forms on these pages.
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