Domestic Violence Restraining Order

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To support a DVRO request in California, you need completed forms and evidence of abuse. If served with a DVRO, you can request withheld evidence through discovery procedures. During a set aside hearing, the judge may ask you to explain your reasons and present any relevant evidence. Consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.

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In California, for a DVRO request, you need:
- Completed forms: Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order, Temporary Restraining Order, etc.
- Evidence of abuse: emails, texts, photos, medical reports, etc.
- Witness statements, if available.
- Police reports, if applicable.
Please consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.
I got served with a dvro. I didn't get any evidence besides allegations. Is there any way I can check to make sure the other party didn't withhold the evidence
In California, if you believe evidence is being withheld, you can request it through discovery procedures, usually with an attorney's help. You can also raise this issue in court during your hearing. For specific advice, consult with a local attorney.
During a set aside hearing will a judge ask me to explain the evidence
In a set aside hearing, the judge may ask you to explain your reasons for the request, including any evidence. It's crucial to be prepared to present any relevant information. Always consult with an attorney for personalized advice.