Filing Dvro For Child

Summary

Parents in California can file a Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DVRO) for their minor child if there is evidence of abuse or threats. The judge will decide based on the childs best interests. Free legal advice can be sought from organizations like the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles. Consulting a family law attorney and a mental health professional is advisable for the childs well-being.

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Can I file a DVRO on behalf of my child. They are * and don't want the restraining order. I want it. What can I do?
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In most jurisdictions, parents can file a restraining order on behalf of their minor child. However, the law varies by location. Can you please provide your location so I can give specific information?
California
In California, you can file a Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DVRO) on behalf of your minor child. Remember:
- You'll need evidence of abuse or threats.
- The judge will decide based on the child's best interests.
- You may need legal representation for this process.
Even if there is no abuse or threats can the judge still decide that's what is needed
In California, a judge typically requires some form of abuse or threats to issue a DVRO. However, they always prioritize the child's best interest. It may be beneficial to consult a family law attorney.
Where can I get free legal advice
In California, you can consider the following for free legal advice:
- Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles.
- Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County.
- California Courts Self-Help Centers.
Remember to prepare all relevant details of your situation before reaching out.
My child isn't doing well mentally bc of the DVRO. I still think it's good for her. What should I do
I'm sorry to hear about your child's situation. Consider consulting with a mental health professional for your child's well-being. Legally, a court may adjust the DVRO if it's in the child's best interest. You might want to consult a family law attorney for advice.