Grounds For Ex Parte

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In California, grounds for an ex parte order include immediate harm, risk, or threat to property. Extreme emotional abuse can be considered, and presenting relevant evidence is crucial. Immediate harm or risk refers to current physical danger, while immediate threat to property means substantial damage or loss is imminent.

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Yeah my grandma's friend that works at cps said she can get an ex parte for extreme emotional abuse her friend is going to help her file everything because she works at cps and know everything
Hello. In California, courts consider 'extreme emotional abuse' as grounds for an ex parte order. This is case specific, and the judge will decide based on the evidence presented. Please ensure your grandma's friend is aware of all the details.
She is she has worked at cps for years
That's good to hear. Having someone with experience in child protection services will be helpful. Just remember, it's essential to present all relevant evidence to support the case of extreme emotional abuse.
Yeah we will i made a cps report and i told them i have old text from my dad saying he will hit me but i don't think that was relevant because it was so old
While it's true that older evidence might not hold as much weight, it could still help establish a pattern of behavior. It's always best to provide as much relevant evidence as possible.
immediate harm or risk, or an immediate threat to property. What does this mean?
In legal terms, "immediate harm or risk" refers to a situation where someone's physical safety or health is in danger right now. "Immediate threat to property" means there is a risk of substantial damage or loss of property happening right now.