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California does not impose a minimum age for requesting a domestic violence restraining order. The procedure used by a minor depends on the child’s age,[…]

An order granting or denying a California domestic violence restraining order may be reviewed by a higher court. An appeal, however, is not a new[…]

A qualifying misdemeanor domestic violence conviction may substantially affect spousal support and other financial issues in a California divorce or legal separation. The consequences are[…]

Domestic violence may create issues beyond restraining orders, custody, and support. An injured spouse may have a separate civil claim seeking financial compensation for harm[…]
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