Injunctions & Emergency Relief

Civil Trial Law

Civil Trial Law

Injunctions & Emergency Relief

When you need immediate court action to stop harm, Trey Loftin moves quickly and decisively to seek temporary restraining orders and injunctive relief.

Emergency Court Relief in Texas

Sometimes waiting for a trial is not an option. When a business partner is diverting assets, a competitor is violating a non-compete agreement, or a party is destroying evidence, you need immediate court action. Trey Loftin knows how to move quickly and effectively to obtain emergency relief.

Temporary Restraining Order (TRO)
An emergency order issued without notice to the other party, effective for up to 14 days, to prevent immediate and irreparable harm.
Temporary Injunction
A court order issued after notice and a hearing that maintains the status quo while the case is pending.
Permanent Injunction
A final court order issued after a full trial that permanently prohibits or requires certain conduct.

To obtain a TRO or temporary injunction, you must show that you have a probable right to the relief sought, that you will suffer imminent and irreparable harm without the order, and that the balance of hardships favors granting the relief. Trey has the experience to make these showings quickly and effectively.

Need Emergency Court Action?

Don't wait while harm continues. Call Trey Loftin immediately for a free, confidential consultation about emergency injunctive relief.

Call 817-441-8933 — Free Consultation