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Family Code § 6389: Firearms Relinquishment in California Domestic Violence Cases
Anyone subject to a domestic violence restraining order must give up all firearms and ammunition within 24 hours of service.
Form DV-800 and Firearms After a California Domestic Violence Restraining Order: A Complete Guide
After a domestic violence restraining order, you must surrender firearms to police or a licensed dealer and file Form DV-800.
Gaslighting in California Family Law: How to Recognize It, Prove It, and Address It in Court
Gaslighting makes someone doubt their own perceptions and memory, and there are ways to recognize, prove and address it in court.
Attorney's Fees in California Domestic Violence Cases: What Family Code Section 6344 Provides
Courts can order one party to pay the other’s attorney’s fees and costs in a domestic violence restraining order case.
Standard Family Law Restraining Orders in California: What Every Divorcing Spouse Needs to Know
Standard family law restraining orders are four automatic orders that take effect when a divorce petition is filed and served.
Four Types of Restraining Orders in California: What You Need to Know
California has four types of restraining orders: domestic violence, civil harassment, elder abuse and workplace violence.
Coercive Control in California: What It Is and How the Law Protects You
Coercive control is non-physical abuse like isolation and financial control, which California recognizes as domestic violence.