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Knowing when and how to seek safety for your child can be challenging. But, if you have any worries about your child’s well-being, finding a law firm you can trust is imperative. At Envision Family Law, we have protected the rights and safety of families in the Long Beach area and around California for over two and a half centuries combined. To speak with one of our accomplished attorneys, call our firm at 888-273-7939 or email our legal team.
After being granted an emergency custody order, a return hearing will be scheduled generally within 14 days. The alleged abusive parent will be notified of this hearing and will be able to show any evidence they wish to provide to the court.
Parents worried about their child’s safety can file for an emergency custody order, even if the child is currently living outside of California. The same reasons for petitioning for an emergency order must still be present.
Yes, in California, you can obtain a restraining order or an order of protection along with an emergency custody order. If your ex has been charged with a crime relating to your safety or your child’s well-being, then petitioning for an order of protection is the route to take; otherwise, a restraining order will be the correct option. Additionally, if the restraining order impacts the current custody situation, it will take precedence. Orders of protection normally do not interfere with custody orders.
At Envision Family Law, the safety of our clients is all that matters. We are available seven days a week at any time of the day for texting or calling. To obtain our support, contact us at 888-273-7939 or through email.
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