Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in California
court hearing
How can I get prepared to answer in a proper way at a court hearing for a restraint order that I filed against someone who is threatning and harrasing me?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: court hearing
By learning the law and how it applies to the alleged violation and facts you are claiming, and by preparing a 'checklist' to remind you to fully and effectively present and argue the case to the court to demonstrate the RO is needed. If you aren't experienced and effective at doing so, and if the RO is important to you, consider hiring an attorney to help you. Feel free to contact me if serious about doing so.
Re: court hearing
You can't get a law school education overnight. This is why people pay lawyers to handle their serious legal matters. Going it alone increases the odds that you won't get your restraining order.
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