District Attorney - San Joaquin County

Anonymous

I don't know how to correct the review for this location. I really don't want to be a duke here, Lol. So I'll give you a tip.

To all of your father. Please sign and complete the document. Don't come here because you'll go crazy.

Don't worry about top flight security when you drop in. They are always on the edge.

If you have any questions to talk to your case worker. I'm going to the discussion and trying to understand everything.

Don't give up, and don't forget that your child will come first.

If you still have a lot of questions, take them to a professional at the family court. They help. Co-protection, visits, etc. If you need to change your child's support, ask a working person. The packet is then emailed. Write everything and put it here. The date of the trial is decided.

How did you know that?  Well, I just divorced last December. I am dealing with it now. I'm just paying my advance  because we can all get a little help here and there. Don't like it, don't worry.  But I know someone will do it. Because many of us don't know what to do and what to say. I'll just let you know  You're not alone.

Good luck, and remember that our children always come first. :)

Vincent D *VD* Life is beautiful

Anonymous

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Anonymous

If I don't have 39,000 elderly people in San Joaquin County, I'm not going to write this review.  I thought older people were under special protection under the Elder Abuse Act, and I read that they would be treated with dignity and supported so that they could report abuse and trial procedures as easily as possible.  That wasn't my experience.  In fact, getting in touch with the elderly abuse hotline and getting any help is as painful as the abuse and still can't bring any action.
When I called the hotline, I talked about my name and the apartment I live in.  She said that before they helped me, it was necessary to submit a police report.  I didn't find that requirement anywhere. It's not on the Stockton DA website or anywhere.  She said that I could make files on line, went to the website she gave me, wrote everything and submitted it.  My place was under the jurisdiction of the Earl of San Joaquin's Sheriff, so I was rejected.  I told her where I lived.  You should know?  Sheriff's department's website allowed the police to report only four crimes.  Since I was not my choice, I had to call the sheriff department and talk to someone I knew.  You don't even tell my sister who called me? You may have become a man's policeman.  Now that I'm over 65, I'm just an old woman whose problems have been cleared up.  I don't know, but I'm angry at the question, "Do you live alone, or I'm 65, so everyone thinks that there's something to do with the doctor, especially?"  Did the 50-year-old receive that question, or did I become incompetent in a day?  Do I want to reply with you?  It's not what they know, it's nothing.  Even if I report abuse cases, the problem is to stop the mob and not find my job.  The hotline person surpasses that, and when I thought that I didn't want the help of the caregiver, the cleaner, the family and the nurse, who I said "I don't need help", the person thought.  My neighbors downstairs are tormenting me, I'm giving people control over my life and reporting?  I thought it was a mob.  My choices and decisions continue to dominate my life, and I obviously lose the value of helping them to what they should be there for, unless they are taken away by anyone.  What I found was that when she was going out on the answering machine, she laughed behind her back and spoke cheerfully.  If someone is being abused and trying to get help from the abuse hotline, can laughter and bright voice mail make them feel good about the abuse?  I don't think that's appropriate.  I've been told to call DA a couple of hours later and listen to the story, and you know what happened?  I think that the protection we think we have, and the people who want help, are not what we expected, but the help I think I get, and the help I think I get, were on another planet.
Old people do not have to go to websites that promise dignity and integrity.  It ends with 64.