Can the alameda county police/sheriffs department legally give legal family law advice as to what to file within the courts?

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   Kelvin P. Green

   Torrance General Practice Lawyer

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   Answered February 24, 2013 12:48. As long as you have the custody order...Then he is interfering with custodial rights. Unless he has something superior in California Courts than what you have, he is in the wrong. The police cannot advise him to break the law and thr order. If there is a final order there is the full faith and credit that has to be given to the current order...it us too bad your child is in the middle of this...

   This is for general information only. Nothing in this information should be construed as creating an attorney-... moreThis is for general information only. Nothing in this information should be construed as creating an attorney-client relationship nor shall any of this information be construed as providing legal advice. Laws change over time and differ from state to state. These answers are based on California Law.Applicability of the legal principles discussed may differ substantially in individual situations. You should not act upon the information presented herein without consulting an attorney about your particular situation. No attorney-client relationship is established. less

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   Stephen CohenPro

   Los Angeles Family Law Attorney

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   Answered February 28, 2013 01:15. Have you shown the police a certified copy of he order granting you custody.

   My name is Stephen R. Cohen and I have practiced over 38 years and can be reached at 213-819-1171. I practiced... moreMy name is Stephen R. Cohen and I have practiced over 38 years and can be reached at 213-819-1171. I practiced mainly in Los Angeles and Orange County, California. I am not seeking clients from existing relationships with other attorneys, and give only limited advise over the phone (the phone is primarily used to set appointments), these services do not create an attorney client relationship. I apologize for mispelling< as I am a lousy typist, My answers may offend as I do not believe in pulling punches or sugar coating the truth. Further regarding courts in other states my opinions are largely based on logic and what I think is the modern trend which is to consider the needs of the child. less

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