Disturbing the Peace of Another
Disturbing the peace of another can be a form of domestic violence.
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Disturbing the peace of another can be a form of domestic violence.
Family Code sections 6203 and 6320 defines domestic violence to include acts which disturb the peace of the other party.
The Domestic Violence Prevention Act allows a family court to make orders for restitution when a victim of domestic violence has suffered injury.
The family court looks at several factors to determine the amount of spousal support. One of the factors is any documented evidence of domestic violence.
Domestic violence is defined as physical violence, sexual assault, or behavior that has been or could be enjoined.
A family law restraining order can be issued for disturbing the peace of another.