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If your domestic partner has accused you of domestic violence, you might have had a restraining order entered against you. One of the worst things that you can do is violate this order because the penalties can be severe. However, it is not always clear what you can and cannot do under a restraining order. If you are facing a restraining order and need assistance ensuring you remain in compliance...
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In California, an individual can receive a domestic violence felony or a misdemeanor during a domestic incident. A domestic violence charge is classified based on several factors. A clear understanding of domestic charges in California must ensure an individual can guard against these legal issues. Simmrin Law Group can help you defend yourself against a domestic violence charge in California. We can put you in touch with a California domestic...
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Battery occurs when an individual intentionally tries to harm someone else. In this instance, a victim must be able to prove an individual performed an act of battery. The victim must also be able to show that the act was intentional and caused harm.  Proving the elements of battery in a legal case can be challenging. At Simmrin Law Group, we can put you in touch with Michael Simmrin, a...
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The short answer to this question is yes. A domestic violence arrest can affect a child custody or divorce case in the state of California. Domestic violence charges are taken very seriously, and they are always weighed heavily in proceedings involving a child.  This is especially true if there is a history of the alleged offender engaging in violent behavior toward or in the presence of a minor child. California...
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Prosecutors will work hard to secure a conviction if you are accused of an act of domestic violence (DV) in California. In some cases, the prosecution will use past DV accusations as evidence in a pending case. This means past DV charges can work against you if you face subsequent allegations. In some situations, a past DV accusation will be taken into consideration even if it did not result in...
The court system can issue restraining orders during domestic violence cases here in California. How does this process work? Generally, one part will request a restraining order in either the civil or criminal court system.A judge will often grant a temporary restraining order. The “restrained” individual can respond to this order. Eventually, the reasons for the order will be examined by the court system. At this point, a judge could...