Elder Abuse Restraining Order

Summary

In California, you can file for a temporary elder abuse restraining order without notifying the abuser to ensure safety. The order usually mandates the abuser to stay at least 100 yards away. An immediate move-out order is essential to protect the victim from further abuse and provide a secure environment.

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Explain why me a 77 year old woman who is victim to elder abuse both financially and emotionally by a 40 year old woman who i let live in my home free paying nothing would not inform her im requeating a temporary elderabuse restraining order.
Hi ****! I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Texas, you are not required to inform the person against whom you're seeking a temporary elder abuse restraining order before filing. This is to ensure your safety and prevent any retaliation or further harm. Would you like information on how to file for this order?
Yes but in california not texas
In California, you are also not required to inform the person against whom you're seeking a temporary elder abuse restraining order before filing. This ensures your safety and prevents retaliation. Would you like information on how to file for this order in California?
How many yards away does a elder abuse restraining order usually say for california
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In California, an elder abuse restraining order typically requires the restrained person to stay at least * yards away from the protected person, though this distance can vary depending on the specifics of the case. Would you like more information on the filing process?
Explain for an elder abuse domeatic violence restraining order why an immediate move out order is needed
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An immediate move-out order is necessary in elder abuse domestic violence cases to:
- Ensure the victim's immediate safety and well-being.
- Prevent further emotional or financial abuse.
- Provide a secure environment for the victim without the abuser's presence.
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