Are TROs and Emergency Protective Orders Available Only When The Abuser Is A Spouse?
No, in Florida, the victim of an abusive live-in lover can obtain a Temporary Restraining Order or emergency protective order. The victim of any adult relative, an abusive lover (non-live-in) or even a roommate can obtain such an order. To learn more about help for victims of domestic violence in Florida, contact a local crisis intervention center, social service organization or battered women's shelter (shelters are in place for both men and women who have been abused).
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