Client’s Role in the Litigation: Petitioner sought an Order of Protection against Respondent due to obsessive behavior, including stalking.
Court: Maricopa County Superior Court
Date Resolved: May 27, 2026
Outcome:
Client’s Order of Protection affirmed as pleaded.
Respondent / Defendant was ordered not to interfere with client / petitioner through means of communication or tracking. Clients’ residence became a protected address, and Respondent / Defendant is precluded from being at the residence. The Order of Protection being affirmed allowed for client’s overall Family Law case to proceed with favorable presumptions.
Background & Key Facts:
Client and respondent / defendant had a long-term relationship which ended in 2025. Since the separation, Respondent became obsessive, and their actions amounted to stalking. This behavior included placing trackers on client’s vehicle, stalking client throughout the Phoenix valley, making threats to client’s employment, and
CASE / Strategy:
Showcased continued tracking of client’s vehicle, obsessive text messages, and footage of respondent breaking into client’s home. Client’s diligent recording of communication throughout the time of separation allowed for nearly seven months of communication to be admitted to the court showcasing an evolving, obsessive behavior by Respondent.
Client Impact:
The affirmation of the Order of Protection allows client to live a more peaceful life, without the onslaught of obsessive text messages, unwarranted stalking and tracking, or threats to his employment.
Why This Win Matters:
The affirmation of the Order of Protection bolsters client’s claims of domestic violence and harassment in ongoing family law case. This presumption will allow client to raise positions that legal decision making being awarded to him is in the best interest of his children.