§ 6252 Emergency Child Protective Orders
This law says that in an emergency, a judge can make quick orders to protect people from harm, like keeping kids safe or stopping someone from taking a child away.
A mom calls the police because her husband is acting violently and she's scared for her kids.
The judge can quickly order that the kids stay with the mom and the husband has to leave the house to keep everyone safe.
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§ 6252 Emergency Child Protective Orders
Last verified: January 9, 2026