Domestic Violence Offenses can arise quickly when a family dispute escalates and police get involved. These situations often lead to arrests and No Contact Orders restricting communication with loved ones. You can be charged with a domestic offense not only if you are related, but also if you share a child, live together (including roommates), or are currently—or were recently—in a substantive dating relationship.
Consequences of Domestic Violence Offenses
Having domestic offenses on your criminal record carries serious consequences. A third offense becomes a felony. A second offense may result in mandatory jail time. Courts may require attendance at domestic violence classes. You may also face difficulties sealing or expunging a domestic conviction. Domestic Violence Offenses
It is crucial to have an attorney experienced in handling domestic charges on your side. With a combined 20 years of experience, we have handled hundreds of domestic violence cases. Check our results tab to see outcomes we have achieved for clients.
If you are a victim seeking to vacate or modify a No Contact Order, we can guide you through the process and advocate on your behalf.