Domestic violence case review

  1. 1The case
  2. 2Where things stand
  3. 3How to reach you

Tell us about the case

Domestic violence cases move faster than most, and a protective order can change where you are allowed to live before the case is ever heard. These questions establish what is already in place.

Time matters here. If a protective order has been served on you, do not contact the protected person, even to sort out belongings or children. Call the firm first: (760) 775-3739.

Is there a restraining or protective order in place?
How is it charged, if you know?
Are there firearms registered to you or kept in the home?
Are children or a custody case involved?
Which court is it in?
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