Being accused of domestic violence has immediate and long-term consequences. If you've been wrongly accused or the situation is more complex than it appears, you need a strong defense.
Expert information to help you understand your rights and options
Domestic violence charges affect your freedom, custody rights, housing, employment, and gun ownership. Many DV cases involve false or exaggerated allegations in custody disputes. Learn about DV defenses, restraining order implications, and protecting your rights.
Domestic violence penalties include jail time, mandatory treatment programs, restraining orders, and firearms prohibitions—even for misdemeanor convictions. Understanding potential consequences helps make informed defense decisions. Learn about DV penalties by charge level.
Domestic violence allegations significantly impact custody proceedings—courts may restrict custody, require supervised visitation, or order protective measures. Criminal and family court proceedings often overlap. Understand how DV affects custody and protecting parental rights.
False DV accusations arise in custody battles, during breakups, or from misunderstandings. Proving accusations are false requires strategic defense including witness interviews, evidence gathering, and timeline analysis. Learn about defending against false DV allegations.