Domestic Violence and Divorce

Douglas Parker

12 October, 2021

California Penal Code 13700 defines domestic violence as a form of abuse committed against an intimate partner, consisting of the use of physical force against an intimate partner. It can also consist of non-physical forms of abuse such as thr...

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Cassidy Chansirik | 17 March, 2021

The A.F. Bray Courthouse in Martinez, California is where you can: Report for jury duty services if you have been summoned Handle landlord/tenant issues File or...

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Katie Lyon | 17 March, 2021

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While minorities lag in other business groups, over 30% of franchise businesses were owned by minorities and 30% by women in 2012, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. &...

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