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LAW OFFICES CAMBECE
CAMBECE LAW OFFICE
JA CAMBECE LAW FIRM
JA CAMBECE LAW
CAMBECE LAW FIRM
CAMBECE LAW OFFICES
LAW OFFICE JA CAMBECE
JA CAMBECE
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At a dispositional hearing, a judge may issue a final order of protection (sometimes referred to as a permanent order of protection) on behalf of the petitioner and/or his or her children. A temporary or final order of protection may provide for any or all of the following:
require the respondent to move out of the home shared with the petitioner, stay away from the petitioner and his/her home, school and place of employment, and have no contact by telephone or other means with the petitioner and his or her family;
require the respondent to refrain from committing family offenses;
require a party to pay medical expenses;
order temporary custody of any children;
permit a parent to visit with a child at stated times;
permit one party to enter the home accompanied by a police officer during a specific time to remove personal belongings;
require the respondent to turn in weapons, and/or suspend or revoke a gun license;
require the respondent to participate in a batterer's education program, designed to help end violent behavior, which may include referral to an alcohol and/or substance abuse evaluation, treatment and counseling; and/or
require a party to pay restitution up to $10,000 for damages caused to the victim; and
order a period of probation for the respondent.
LAW OFFICE JA CAMBECE: Disability discrimination
A disabled person should never even be asked about any existing disability when purchasing a product or service, unless a disability condition is directly relevant to the cost structure of the product. If such questioning occurs, an attorney qualified in handling disability cases should be contacted immediately.
(1) The governor, by proclamation stating the purpose, may convene the legislature in special session during which only such legislative business may be transacted as is within the purview of the proclamation, or of a communication from the governor, or is introduced by consent of two-thirds of the membership of each house.
If a case is not adjusted, the county attorney, corporation counsel, police department or probation department will prepare and file a juvenile delinquency petition. If the charges are very serious, the Assistant District Attorney may prepare and file the petition.
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