Domestic Violence

In California, a restraining order does not automatically disappear simply because circumstances have changed or because both parties want to move on. Depending on the circumstances, either the protected person or the restrained person may ask the court to terminate or modify an existing order. Until a judge approves that request, the restraining order remains …

A restraining order is a vital legal shield for fathers facing threats, harassment, or harm from a spouse, ex-partner, or co-parent. It can protect you and your children in dangerous situations. However, false accusations in divorce or custody disputes can turn restraining orders into weapons against dads. At Reel Fathers Rights, we help fathers secure …

Facing a Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DVRO) hearing is one of the most stressful experiences a father can go through. A restraining order can impact your ability to see your children, remain in your home, and even affect your job. At Reel Fathers Rights, we know that false or exaggerated allegations are unfortunately common in …

Being served with a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) can be overwhelming and stressful. Whether the allegations are true or false, your response to a TRO can have long-lasting consequences on your legal rights—especially if you are involved in a child custody or divorce case. At Reel Fathers Rights, we understand how critical it is to …

In California, Family Code section 6203 and section 6320 join together to define what conduct constitute “abuse” that can be prohibited and protected against by the issuance of domestic violence orders. Contrary to what many believe, many of these behaviors may be quite subtle. For instance, conduct that a reasonable person would find “intrusive or …