When is Emergency Temporary Jurisdiction Implemented in a Californian Court?
A Californian court might see fit to exercise temporary jurisdiction over a case that is under the jurisdiction of another state or county in the following circumstances: • if the child is in the state of California at the time that substantiated concerns about their well-being arise. • if the child is the victim of abandonment. EG: he or she has been left with no adequate provision for his or her reasonable and necessary supervision or care. • if it is deemed necessary in an emergency to look after the child/children because either he or she, or his or her sibling´s or parent are subject to threats or maltreatment. Emergency temporary jurisdiction in California plays an important role when the return of the child to the non-custodial parent would pose a risk to their well-being in any way. Keypoints – Your Question Answered • Unsubstantiated allegations are not considered fair evidence in cases where emergency temporary jurisdiction is sought. • If a different court has previously mad
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