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The Link Between Domestic Violence and Child Custody

Domestic violence can include physical, verbal, emotional, sexual, and psychological actions. Other actions, such as threats or coercive behavior can also be considered domestic violence. Without a knowledgeable domestic violence

San Diego Domestic Violence Resources

There may come a time when you are faced with emotional or physical abuse from someone you have or had a relationship with, or a relative, and you want to

Is Domestic Violence a Felony?

Is domestic violence a felony? Yes, domestic violence can be a felony. A criminal case begins when someone reports an incident of domestic violence to law enforcement. If an arrest happens,

How to Deal With Domestic Violence During COVID-19

There is a growing concern amongst professionals regarding a rise in domestic abuse during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the period from March 1 through April 25, 2020, the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department logged

Domestic Violence and Children

Exposure to or witnessing of domestic violence can be extremely harmful to children. When it comes to domestic violence and children, you want to ensure that they are protected from the following

Am I A Victim of Domestic Violence?

Nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States. According to the California Women‘s Health Survey (CWHS), approximately 40 percent of California women experience violence from

Importance of Having an Attorney in a Domestic Violence Case

Highlighting the importance of having an attorney in a domestic violence case helps you understand just how vital the help can be in ensuring you and your family are safe.

Hiring a Private Investigator in a Domestic Violence Case

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men have experienced domestic violence by an intimate partner during their lifetime. The San Diego

Divorce Restraining Orders and Proving Your Spouse is a Danger

Domestic violence is an all-too-common situation in the United States. If your spouse is dangerous, what steps can you take to prove that to the court? This blog will talk

Restraining Orders and What You Need to Know

A Domestic Violence Temporary Restraining Order (DVTRO) is issued by the court to help protect individuals from threats of abuse or actual abuse from someone with whom they have a close relationship.

If I Fear for My Safety, Can I Get an Ex Parte Restraining Order?

It’s an all-too-common circumstance, where one spouse fears another. But if you’re the one facing the situation, it can be alarming. Let’s explore the issue and what can be done, including

Can You Record Your Spouse to Show Harassment?

There are many reasons for spouses to make the difficult choice to get divorced. Some of these may involve very stressful experiences, and those experiences can lead to emotional reactions

Child custody and visitation