how to file a restraining order in Sacramento,  CA?
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You can download the court forms for Domestic Violence restraining orders from the Sacramento County Superior Court or the California Courts Court Forms sites.  The Superior Court's website should say when the family law facilitator's office is open.  The facilitator's office helps persons who do not have an attorney complete the forms.  \nIn general, the more specific you are as to time, date, and exactly what happened (she struck my left temple with her right fist is a lot better than she whopped me upside my head) the more likely the court will grant you the orders.\nIf you want the court to issue orders the same day, you will have to give the wife notice, by telephone or in person, or explain, in the papers, why you did not give notice.  If you do it yourself, plan on a half day or more at court to complete the paperwork, and coming back the next day to ask for immediate orders.  Whether or not the court grants immediate orders, there will be a hearing in two to six weeks to determine if the orders should be extended.\nSimplest thing to do is hire an attorney to represent you both in making sure the paperwork is done right and in court so the evidence is presented right.
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I am a social worker who has worked in this particular area. I have worked in a domestic violence shelter. The first thing is to "catch" the perpetrator in the act and then call the police but the person who is being harrassed needs to call and be there when to p.o. gets there and they will then direct you to go down the magistrate if you want to and take the restraining order out
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Go to the police department; and/or the district attorneys office of your state/county.   Restraining orders are generally given in any case where the petitioner can show that they have been physically assaulted or have reason to believe they will or will again be assaulted.   First assaults, should be reported to the police and a request for a restraining order made; on-going harassment and/or assaults should be reported to the district attorneys office
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To file a complaint:\n\nhttp://www.calbar.ca.gov/state/calbar/calbar_generic.jsp?cid=10179&id=1144\n\nIn the event the above link does not work, go to \nhttp://www.calbar.ca.gov/\nclick on "Public Services" (left side of page);\nin the list you'll see "file a complaint against an attorney" (click on it).\nYou'll get info - also to the left, you'll see a link for the "complaint form" and FAQs.\n\n{I may be back with more info in a few minutes.]\n\nOK, this is what I was going to come back with:\n\nToday, most lawyers (I believe) are members of the American Bar Association.  I checked their website.  They refer complaints to the state - and to the address, basically, that I already gave you.  However, here is some info -- names, fax numbers, etc., that might get you started:\n\nDirectory of Lawyer Disciplinary Agencies (webpage):\nhttp://www.abanet.org/cpr/regulation/scpd/disciplinary.html\n\nIt gives these two addresses with phone/faxes:\n\nState Bar of California\n1149 South Hill Street, 10th Floor\nLos Angeles, CA 90015-2299\n213/765-1468\nFAX: 213/765-1029\nWebsite: www.calbar.ca.gov\n\n\nState Bar of California\n180 Howard Street, 6th Floor\nSan Francisco, CA 94105-1639\n415/538-2063\nFAX: 415/538-2214\n\n\nWrite one or both (make some noise).\n\nGood luck.
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Your local county courthouse will have the forms you need.\n\nYou'll probably need to be able list specific reasons why you are afraid of them, or specific threatening acts they have performed. Then, after you fill out the forms and pay the court fees, you get to explain your reasons to the judge, who will issue (or not) the restraining order.
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Sounds like you could use a restraining order.
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Court order or restraining order has worked for many people.  Ask your lawyer.
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if u have proof opt for an orer of protection because when restraining orders a violated they tend to not do much about it. but at least file a police resport and keep it with you for proof of the stalker. that way later when something goes down at least you have something to show all the steps you took in court.
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Try Craigslist.  They have one for the Sacramento area, see the link below.
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You can fight a restraining order in court-when they serve you with a restraining order-you are given a court date. You are bitter. Deal with your stress better. You can not blame her for controlling your life. You are the maker of your destiny. Pull your head out of your rectum!!!!
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call the police, and ask them to help you file a restraining order.
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the  police do not issue restraining orders.  you must file the proper paperwork at the court house. civil dept.  if you are a minor, you must have an adult file as the petitioner on the RO.  you can not do it on your own.  if money is an issue, you can pick up a fee waiver in addition to the RO paperwork.  it will be reviewd by the court clerk or the judge to determine weather you qualify for the waiver or not. it could be granted partially or in full. call your local court house to see what the filing fees for a civil harrasment case is in your county.
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You can go to court and have partial restraining order done. That would give him visitation, most likely under supervision.
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I don't think it would be wrong to exaggerate on this one in order to keep him away.  Have her file a restraining order on him. Just say he hit her or that he threaten to kill her with a gun or knife. My ex-husband was so controlling that after I left him he followed me around.  Even after I changed my phone # he found out what it was some how.  He really did try to stab me, but when I filled my restraining order I added a little extra just to make him pay. Who do you think the judge will believe? Him or her.  All she has to say is she's extremely terrified of him and what he will do to her. The restraining order will cost you about 20 or 30 dollars, but it's a small price to pay to keep a psycho away LEGALLY.
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File a restraining order.
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You can file a police report claiming a violation of the restraining order.  Once the report is taken the police will conduct a further investigation-interview the suspect or stage a recorded telephone call between you and the suspect where you try to elicit incriminating statements from the suspect (the police arrange the all and record the contact).  If you do not have any direct evidence (phone recordings, surveillance video, fingerprints), witness corroboration, omission of guilt from the violator, or enough circumstantial evidence (proof that is not direct evidence; instead it is evidence that taken as a whole could make a reasonable person conclude the crime was committed.\n\nIf the investigator believes they have established probable cause the crime was committed they will file the report with the District Attorney's Office.  The District Attorney will decide if they want to "press charges" against the suspect and start court proceedings.\n\nIf the Investigator does not obtain enough evidence to establish that the elements of the violation of a restraining order were committed, the report will remain on file but nothing further will probably be done.\n\nDo not attempt anything on your own that may place you in a dangerous situation.
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You have no option other than calling the police.\n\nThe employee needs to get a restraining order in place.