The Center For Family Justice Inc

Court advocacy program: the court advocates are stationed at the golden hill street domestic violence criminal court to help survivors understand and negotiate the legal process. Advocates assist victims with safety planning, counseling, and navigating the criminal court process. Advocates notify victims of their rights and assist them through the court process so that their concerns, needs, and wants will be communicated to the court. Court advocates also refer victims to the civil legal program for legal assistance. The civil legal program: the center's clp connects clients with legal representation primarily in the areas of family law, immigration law, and housing law. The goal is to provide, or find resources to provide, victims with options that might improve the outcome of their case; primarily restraining orders or matters in the family court.

Crisis and housing services program: the crisis services program is the primary entry point for survivors to the center through our domestic and sexual violence hotlines open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. The center has a bilingual emergency shelter service for domestic violence survivors and their children. The crisis and housing services program guides survivors to the center's other services as well.

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