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Domestic Abuse

San Diego divorce attorney, Elizabeth Brown, explains what can be done when an order for domestic violence has been filed against you. She covers collection of all possible evidence, the right to request an evidentiary hearing, and the consequences of not actively defending yourself from allegations of domestic abuse made as well as what happens immediately after it has been filed.

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