Whether you are bringing a restraining order against someone else or you need to defend yourself against a restraining order, there are 5 things you need to know in order to give yourself the best opportunity to win your San Diego County restraining order case. These 5 rules apply to both civil restraining orders and…
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As a result of recent budget cuts, starting today, September 12 2011, the Santa Clarita Courthouse will no longer handle felony cases. All felony cases previously assigned to Santa Clarita Courthouse will be shifted to the San Fernando Courthouse. So if you have any upcoming hearings on felony cases at the Santa Clarita Courthouse, be…
People are often confused as to what exactly the Child Abuse Central Index is, let alone what a CACI Grievance Hearing is. Usually a person receives a letter in the mail from a local California County Welfare Services Agency which states that the agency has completed an investigation of alleged child abuse or neglect and…
A Garden Grove woman cut off her husband’s penis after she found out he was cheating on her. Despite her husband’s Infidelity, the punishment may have been a little harsh. Especially putting it in the garbage disposal afterwards. Why not just move out and take his gold club? I don’t care where you come from, nobody…
Receiving a letter from your county government informing you that you will be placed on California’s Child Abuse Central Index (CACI) is a confusing and concerning moment. What is the CACI? Why am I on there? How did they get my name? Who reported me? I didn’t abuse my child! This is a mistake! Can…
“I want full custody!” is a term that is often used when people go through a child custody battle. However, the parents of the child(ren) must understand how custody works before they start arguing for full custody. First of all, there is no such thing as full custody. In a child custody case, there is…
In most cases the answer is no. After a divorce or when there are children involved in a case, for child support or child custody, the case will last for years with modifications and reviews. During this time a spouse could ask the court for more visitation with their child, to pay less child support…
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An Arizona school district violated the IDEA when it removed an elementary school student with autism to an interim alternative educational setting (IAES) without justification. The student did not inflict serious bodily injury on another person, an ALJ concluded. However, the ALJ declined to award the student compensatory education, since the IAES provided him meaningful…
