Set Aside Dvro California

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To set aside a DVRO in California, especially for minors, you need substantial evidence to support your claims. Verbal allegations alone may not suffice. Deleted messages might be recoverable through digital forensics. The court prioritizes the minors safety, so consult a lawyer for a strategic approach.

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California and as of right now yes. I have a hearing to set aside the dvro soon
In California:
- You can request to set aside a DVRO, but you need to prove a significant change in circumstances.
- Perjury claims should be backed by evidence.
- Whether it's neglect depends on specifics and is typically related to child care, not adult relationships.
Do consult a lawyer for the hearing.
We are both minors
In California, for minors:
- The court can issue a DVRO if there's proof of abuse.
- If you believe perjury has occurred, report it with solid evidence.
- The neglect issue is complex; consult a lawyer or Child Protective Services.
To set aside a dvro since she is a minor. She doesn't want it but I heard that I need to show that her parents are abusive because the dvro is supposed to be about her overall safety. Do I have to show evidence of her parents being abusive or can I just say that they are. The evidence I have were text messages on a social media site but they are deleted now.
In California:
- Allegations of abuse should be substantiated with evidence, verbal claims alone may not be sufficient.
- Deleted messages might be recoverable. Consult a digital forensics expert.
- The court will prioritize the minor's safety. Consult a lawyer for strategy.