Legal Question in Appeals and Writs in California

I just got a permanent civil harassment restraining order on me. I was in a little car accident on my court date at 8:30 so I got there a little late at 9:00. I told them I got in a accident but they ruled against me anyways granting the order. None of my evidence was seen or heard at all. And I have A LOT of evidence considering her whole case is false and all the harassing was actually done to me. I already filed a restraining order on her first when she attacked me but it was not granted. The harassing only got way way worse so I was going to file a second one. As I was waiting for the police reports she beat me to it and filed one herself. I have police reports and even voicemails from the police department about her harassment. Also in her petition she states the date of the incident wrong, using two different dates. Her mother uses one of those dates also in her statement, but I have proof that shows knowledge of such incident a week before they claim it actually happened. They are completely lying. Her own words in the statement on her petition contradict her whole story. Clearly the judge did not see this discrepancy. Well my question is what can I do to fight this or appeal it? Which is the best way to go? An appeal, a motion to vacate, a motion to dismiss? Please help. Thank you

Asked on 3/26/17, 4:21 am

Herb Fox Law Office of Herb Fox

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I recommend that you retain an attorney immediately to review the situation and recommend the next step.

Answered on 3/27/17, 3:37 pm

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