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CAMBECE
JA CAMBECE LAW OFFICE
LAW FIRM JA CAMBECE
CAMBECE LAW OFFICE
LAW OFFICES JA CAMBECE
LAW JA CAMBECE
JA CAMBECE LAW
CAMBECE LAW OFFICES
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Court Officer/Deputy Sheriff - The persons in charge of security throughout the Family Court building. They also call the parties into the hearing rooms when the judges or hearing examiners are ready to hear a case. Uniformed court officers or deputy sheriffs are assigned to every courtroom.
JA CAMBECE LAW: Orders of protection are typically issued for one year. The terms of a protective order can only be changed by a judge.
A judge may issue an order of protection for up to three (3) years if there are aggravating circumstances in the case. Aggravating circumstances include physical injury; use of a weapon; repeated violations of orders of protection; prior criminal convictions for acts against the petitioner; and the exposure of children or other family members to harm.
Hearing Examiner - The hearing examiner is in charge of the hearings in support and paternity cases. The hearing examiner listens to witnesses, examines evidence, decides the outcome of the case and issues orders as to what should happen. The decision of the hearing examiner can be appealed to a judge.
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