Curry College Student Facing a Restraining Order? Protect Your Education and Future – Call Us Today
Being served with a restraining order as a Curry College student can disrupt your housing, class schedule, team participation, and campus access. Even without criminal charges, you face serious academic and legal consequences. At Marin, Barrett, and Murphy, we defend students in Quincy District Court for 209A and 258E restraining orders and represent them in Curry College disciplinary proceedings.
📞 Call (857) 229-2442 for a confidential consultation with an experienced defense attorney.
Massachusetts Restraining Order Laws: M.G.L. c. 209A & 258E
Two types of restraining orders commonly affect college students:
🔹 209A Abuse Prevention Order – Filed by someone with a romantic, residential, or familial relationship (e.g., dating partner, roommate)
🔹 258E Harassment Prevention Order – Filed by anyone claiming harassment, stalking, or threats
A judge can issue a temporary order immediately, with a full hearing within 10 days to determine if the order will be extended.
Common Situations for Curry Students
Restraining orders often arise from:
🎓 Breakups leading to protection requests by former partners
🏠 Roommate disputes escalating to legal filings
📜 No-contact orders based on RA, professor, or Title IX complaints
📱 Disruptive texts, social media posts, or uninvited visits
Being served on campus can be embarrassing and may cause immediate housing or class changes.
Legal Consequences of Restraining Orders
Restraining orders are civil matters but carry serious effects:
🚫 No-contact and stay-away orders, even in shared classes or dorms
🏢 Bans from dorms, dining halls, or athletic facilities
🗃️ Potential impact on future background checks
⛓️ Criminal charges if the order is violated, even accidentally
Quincy District Court
📍 1 Dennis Ryan Parkway, Quincy, MA 02169
Curry College Code of Conduct
Curry College investigates allegations of harassment, violence, or Title IX issues, even if no restraining order is granted in court. Possible outcomes include:
📤 Emergency removal from housing or campus
📋 Disciplinary probation, suspension, or expulsion
🧠 Mandatory counseling or conflict resolution
🎓 Long-term impacts on student records or leadership roles
FAQs – Restraining Orders & Curry Students
What happens if I'm served a restraining order on campus?
You'll need to attend court quickly and may be barred from contacting the petitioner or accessing campus areas.
Can Curry discipline me if the court denies the order?
Yes. Curry uses a lower standard of proof and may impose sanctions based on its Title IX or conduct review.
Will this affect my future?
A granted restraining order can appear on background checks, and campus sanctions may impact housing, scholarships, or grad school plans.
Our Defense Strategy
We protect students by:
🔍 Arguing lack of threat, harassment, or abuse
📜 Presenting communications and context showing mutual or harmless intent
🏫 Fighting court orders while preserving campus access and educational rights
🤝 Coordinating with Title IX and campus investigators to avoid suspension
Why Choose Marin, Barrett, and Murphy?
🎯 Proven success in college protection order and conduct cases
📍 Local presence near Curry, with regular cases in Quincy District Court
🔒 Strategic, discreet representation for sensitive matters
🏫 Focused on keeping students in school and out of legal trouble
Contact Us for Immediate Legal Defense
Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm
📍 572 Washington Street, Suite 21, Wellesley, MA 02482
📞 (857) 229-2442
We're available 24/7 for urgent student cases. If you've been served a restraining order or face Curry College disciplinary action, call now for fast, strategic legal guidance.
🚨 URGENT: Facing a restraining order at Curry College? Call now for a free, confidential consultation.
