how to get a civil injunction in California?
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separate case; standards for being awarded a prelim. injunction are different
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You may send a letter to the judge asking the case to be sealed.  I would include letter of references from other memebers of the community in support of your request from the court.
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Here's a lawyer referral service from the American Bar Association. \n\nhttp://www.abanet.org/legalservices/findlegalhelp/home.cfm
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First write down all the facts (not feelings) as they pertain to the situation.\n\nThen meet with a local attorney.\n\nDon't make verbal or written threats.\n\nGood luck.
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Get a restraining order.
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Check with an attorney in your state.
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You seriously need the advice of local counsel specializing in such cases and who is familiar with the courts in your district.\n\nGood luck.
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Write out a timeline of everything that happened, attach any documentation you have supporting this information and send it with a letter of complaint to the state bar association.  Follow up on a weekly basis by phone & in person.  Eventually, if you make enough of an nuisance of yourself they may bring all the lawyers involved up on charges, either suspend them for a length of time or disbar them, and make them reimburse you the amount of money you lost.\n\nI went through this same type of thing in Louisiana with an attorney who barely got me divorced and never followed up on the property settlement or child support.  He ended up being suspended for two months and reimbursing me half of the $1000.00 I'd paid him.  It took me two years of being persistant with the Louisiana bar to finally get some satifisfaction in this situation but it worked.
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That's something you REALLY need to talk to a lawyer about, and quickly! Contact Legal Aid of California, they answer questions and provide help on a sliding scale.
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Sounds legal to me.\n\nBut, check out a book, "Tenent's Rights" (or some such title) by Nolo Press at the booksore, library, or at www.nolo.com .  They have a California-specific version that should address this *exact* situation.
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The complaintant would go to the local police and fill out the paperwork for the injunction aka restraining order. The injunction is issued immedialty and served on the respondant. Depending on the law in the jurisdiction a hearing is scheduled (usually 3-15 days) whereby a judge will review the request and possibly hear testimoney from the complaintant and respondant and determine if there is probable cause to allow the injunction to continue and what conditions will be imposed (ie 500 feet apart, etc.). If the judge does not feel the injunction is justified under the circumstances then the temporary injunction will be quashed and nothing further will be done.
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You have to enforce the judgment.  Since we don't know what state you're in, it's hard to give you more particular advice, but I'm including a link below that explains how it works in Ilinois because they have excellent legal aid publications there.  Many other states are similar.  After you read the article below, then pick out some key terms like enforce judgment or citation discover assets and key them into Google.com along with the name of your state.  That should lead you to particular information on the procedures that you must follow in your location.  Good luck to you in your efforts!
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Serve notice, and if that doesn't work sue.\n\nSince property is involved it's probably best to get it lawyered, but a solicitor's letter will probably do the trick.
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do yoou mean INJUNCTION?? You would probably need a lawyer to present your case to the judge.
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Here is the form you need. It says at the top you don't need an attorney.. but having one might be a good idea.\n\nhttp://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/forms/fillable/cd200.pdf\n\nFrequently asked questions about filing:\nhttp://www.occourts.org/scripts/faq.pl?Topic=Civilven
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look in your phone book for an attorney who gives out free consultations, call them and set up an appointment. Everyones situation is differant, its hard to give legal advise via internet
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Go to the Clerk of Courts and file an appeal.  I'm assuming it's a civil matter.  You can't revoke the decision however you can appeal it.