I have a restraining order against my ex husband but he continues to violated, what else can I do?
Call the police. Whenever clients frantically contact me to report opposing party's violation of our DV-TRO or DVRO, 99% of the time I tell them...
Los Angeles, CA
Litigation Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Domestic Violence ... +7 more
Call the police. Whenever clients frantically contact me to report opposing party's violation of our DV-TRO or DVRO, 99% of the time I tell them...
Apologies in advance for a typical attorney response, but: It depends, primarily on the reason for the continuance, whether good cause exists for...
In my almost 14-years of practicing family law litigation, there are a few surefire issues that really annoy judges: division of household...
Family law judges certainly can and do "punish" a parent who violates custody/visitation orders by taking away some of his/her custody/visitation...
Unfortunately, no you cannot. You can certainly initiate a child support case right now for current and future child support, but not any...
File an ex parte Request for Order to suspend visitation OR file an ex parte DV-TRO request. If you do nothing and wait until the next hearing,...
This reminds me of that case recently where an adult son's parents sued him to evict him from their house because he wouldn't leave (parents won). ...
Try asking a sheriff deputy or police officer to accompany you to the residence to retrieve your belongings. If that doesn't work, you should file...
Family Code Section 4062(a)(2) provides: (a) The court shall order the following as additional child support: (2) The reasonable uninsured...
Domestic violence restraining orders aren't as simple as the self-help center volunteers make it out to be. I used to volunteer at the DV center...