San Diego, CA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Domestic Violence, Family
California is a no-fault state, so unless there are other, independent claims, your only "lawsuit" is either a marital dissolution or nullity.
To answer the question you pose, yes. She also created the probable cause by calling the police to the home, ostensibly reporting abuse to her,...
You can file it, but it will not be granted based upon the facts you describe. The threat would need to be specific and imminent. In any event,...
You need an attorney with experience defending DVROs, so that the evidence (defense) you have can be presented effectively. You also have...
Call the clerk in the issuing department and ask them what the bench officer's procedure is for this. Some only require you to complete and file a...
Not enough facts here for a specific answer. You should definitely contact an attorney to mitigate before any filing takes place. You also need...
The judge has personal jurisdiction over you, and can make orders that bind you. If the hearing is one where you are going to be testifying, it is...
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No, not on the TRO. You need to retain experienced counsel to defend you on the permanent restraining order, to ensure that your name is removed...
The restrained party (your ex-girlfriend) is supposed to leave, even if she arrived first. If she does not, your most immediate remedy is to call...
Technically it needs to be personally served on the respondent at least five days prior to the hearing. However, if you cannot find her, you...
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