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Robert Lee Marshall's answer
It is hard to figure out what you are asking here. Who told you that you have... Posted 2 days ago in Immigration Los Angeles, CA
Brian David Lerner's answer
Hello: Once the petition is withdrawn, it is withdrawn and you cannot... Posted 17 days ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Paul Samuel Geller's answer
He should hire counsel to navigate this. There are mitigating circumstances... Posted about 1 month ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Edward Jerome Blum's answer
You need to get all your ducks in a row. Have your wife and mother-in-law talk...
Robert Lee Marshall's answer
It's impossible to give you any meaningful advice without reviewing all of the... Posted 13 days ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Joseph Briscoe Dane's answer
I'm not sure what the other attorney's answer meant - no, it's not up to...
Isaul Verdin's answer
I don't think that Immigration & Customs Enforcement will be much help to you,... Posted 2 months ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Edward Jerome Blum's answer
They are using your old cases as priors and for enhancement purposes (2d Strike)... Posted 3 months ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Niranjan Fred Thiagarajah's answer
Penal Code section 242 is battery. Penal Code section 243(e)(1) is battery...
Edward Jerome Blum's answer
A 242 is a misdemeanor if charged by the city attorney. It must be reported on... Posted 3 months ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Matthew Edward Williamson's answer
Yours does not cancel his out. You don't have to go if you don't mind have a... Posted 24 days ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Edward Jerome Blum's answer
There are forms on line for non-CLETS restraining order. It is just a part of... Posted about 1 month ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Robert Lee Marshall's answer
Courts only award fees to a party who wins. The judge has already said you... Posted 4 months ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Silvia Iris Martinez's answer
You might want to try contacting the District Attorney's Office to find out for...
Brian Richard Dinday's answer
I have no idea why a case as serious as yours would have been rejected by the D.... Posted about 1 month ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
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Edward Jerome Blum's answer
The TRO/Preliminary Injunction can be modified to stay away 10 feet, which...
John M. Kaman's answer
I had a DV client who flooded his ex wife with e-mails asking his ex-wife to... Posted about 1 month ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Edward Jerome Blum's answer
It seems to me much more likely that this case will be brought, if at all, by... Posted 3 months ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
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Matthew Edward Williamson's answer
My advice, the squeaky wheel gets the grease. Call the DA's off, be proactive -...
Robert Lee Marshall's answer
The decision is up to the District Attorney. There is no way for anyone to... Posted 4 months ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Robert Lee Marshall's answer
Stop talking to your girlfriend about this case! She's already made a false...
Cameron Hall Totten's answer
The DA may decide to continue with the prosecution if they believe that they... Posted 3 months ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA Posted 3 months ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Robert Lee Marshall's answer
As the officers told you, the District Attorney will review the police reports... Posted 3 months ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Robert Lee Marshall's answer
Was this a protective order issued in his criminal case? If so, you should...
Edward Jerome Blum's answer
Go to the court and ask them to remove the protective order at your boyfriend's... Posted 3 months ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Edward Jerome Blum's answer
Conviction: Yes. Both can be considered as aggravated felonies in immigration... Posted 3 months ago in Domestic Violence Los Angeles, CA
Niranjan Fred Thiagarajah's answer
Given the injuries on your fiancee (and I imagine the police took pictures),...
Matthew Edward Williamson's answer
I agree with Attorney Niranjan Fred Thiagarajah's answer and would add that... |