Family
Aug. 22, 2019
Shared kids and DVROs can put parties in a precarious position
When the protected party and restrained party share children together, they are placed in a precarious position where they must somehow navigate parenthood together, notwithstanding the restraining orders in effect.
Eric W. Meyer
Partner
Meyer, Olson, Lowy & Meyers, LLP
Eric W. Meyer is an experienced litigator and has experience in domestic violence cases and family law matters.
A protected party will likely feel an immense wave of relief if that party's application for Domestic Violence Restraining Orders (DVROs) is granted. The judge heard and validated her/his concerns, which resulted in restraining orders that will be transmitted to the California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System. However, when the protected party and restrained party share children together, they are placed in a precarious position where they must somehow naviga...
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