Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: Injunctive orders

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Yes. And put all the FACTS (without editorializing) in your supporting declaration. Recognize, however, that the injuctive relief that you are seeking is difficult to get because it limits the restrained party's constitutional rights. His/her PAST conduct must be quite egregious to restrain POSSIBLE FUTURE conduct.

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Re: Injunctive orders

You can try but it is difficult to get an injunction on speech due to the 1st amendment protection of free speech. I would alert your potential employers of your past experiences and have proof to refute the anticipated falsehoods-Martin