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Office Location
Law Office of Kristi Peariso, P.C.
1000 Town Center Drive
Suite #300
Oxnard, CA 93036
Phone: 805-
Practice Areas
Ventura Domestic Violence and Restraining orders
Domestic Violence Defense
Anytime a victim of a crime is a family member, the crime is considered a domestic violence case. Accordingly, these charges arise in a wide variety of matters including spousal abuse, child abuse, elder abuse, vandalism or making criminal threats against a family member of any kind. Punishments for domestic violence are serious and include incarceration, fines, restitution, probation and court ordered abuse counseling.
Domestic violence is a situation that needs immediate attention from an experienced lawyer. If you are facing domestic violence, domestic abuse or spousal abuse charges, contact the Law Office of Kristi Peariso, P.C., in Ventura. I am dedicated to addressing the criminal charges pending against you as efficiently and effectively as possible. Contact my office today to learn more about how I handle the criminal side of domestic violence cases.
Defending California Restraining Orders
I defend clients against both felony and misdemeanor domestic violence charges. I also provide clients with defense against restraining orders.
- Emergency Protective Order (EPO). This type of Restraining Order is issued by law enforcement and is valid for 5 days.
- Domestic Violence Temporary Restraining Order (TRO or DVRO). A California Temporary Restraining Order is in force for three weeks, but it can be made into a permanent restraining order for 1 to 3 years.
- Criminal Protective Order (“No Contact” Order). This type of restraining order is obtained through the District Attorney’s office, and is issued in active domestic violence cases.
- Civil Harassment Restraining Order (CHO). This restraining order doesn’t need to
qualify as a domestic violence restraining order. It can be used to stop harassment,
threats, stalking, etc. by neighbors, roommates and co-
workers.
Being accused of a crime can be an extremely stressful experience. Let me take the
legal responsibility off of your shoulders. Contact me by calling 805-