Rosa V. v. Ali H. CA6

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJuly 6, 2022H047642California1,784 words

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I. BACKGROUND1

Appellant commenced this appeal in December 2019 by filing a notice of appeal from a “judgment after court trial” entered in November 2019. Pursuant to California Rules of Court, rule 8.100(g),2 appellant filed a Civil Case Information Statement (CCIS), to which she attached a findings and order after hearing filed in the trial court in December 2019, following a hearing in November 2019.3 In the order, the trial court

1 As discussed, post, appellant failed to comply with various procedural requirements in briefing this appeal, limiting this court’s ability to recite the factual and procedural background underlying the matter. We provide this brief statement to give context to the discussion of the deficiencies in appellant’s briefs. 2 Undesignated references to rules of court are to the California Rules of Court. 3 Appellant did not designate the December 2019 order as part of the record. This court, on its own motion, takes judicial notice of that order. denied appellant’s request for a domestic violence restraining order against respondent, and dismissed the temporary restraining order that had previously been issued against respondent. The court issued certain…

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