The four most common ways to dismissing or beating an injunction are (1) we convince the petitioner to voluntarily dismissing the injunction; (2) the petitioner does not show up to the final hearing; (3) the petitioner agrees to keep the injunction temporary and not go forward with a final hearing; and (4) we prevail at trial for you. Going to trial is going to be the toughest, longest, most expensive and most mentally draining route for you - however, sometimes we are left with no choice. If the petitioner will not agree to a resolution that is acceptable to you, we will prepare to fight for you in court. We can depose witnesses, engage in discovery, send interrogatories, prepare evidence to enter into the record, call witnesses on your behalf, hire expert witnesses, and cross examine all of the petitioner's witnesses, including the petitioner him or herself. There are many ways to beat or successfully defend against an injunction.

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